Detection first.
Protection throughout.
Fire detection and alarms, followed by sprinkler and suppression systems, maintenance and building-safety support. Start with the warning. Plan for the life of the system.
PROFILE Flexible
Fire detection & control
Early warning is the starting point. Every stage that follows matters.
A detection and alarm system needs to suit the building’s use, occupancy and fire strategy. The warning, the system interfaces and the information handed to the building team all deserve attention.
From there, the protection picture can include sprinklers and specialist suppression, routine servicing, emergency-lighting testing and the records needed to manage findings.
How we plan the workSpecialist services.
Practical detail.
Choose the part of the service you need to explore.
Fire detection & alarms
Connect the building’s fire strategy to a detection and alarm system people can operate and maintain.
Sprinklers & specialist suppression
Different buildings and assets need different approaches to controlling fire.
Fire system maintenance
Make servicing, faults and remedial actions easier for your building team to manage.
Fire records & compliance support
Bring system records, maintenance findings and outstanding actions into a view your team can use.
Emergency lighting testing & maintenance
Planned testing, service records and follow-up actions for the emergency-lighting system.
Health & safety consultancy
Risk information, site reviews and safety documentation connected to the way the operation runs.
Safety briefings & toolbox talks
Focused briefings that connect the task, the risks and the actions people need to understand.
Think through the
life of the system.
The person responsible for the building needs more than a product. They need the system, the records and a support route.
Recognised detection.
Considered system design.
ZETTLER control technology from Johnson Controls, with operator information and maintenance planned from the start.
Control the fire.
Protect the asset.
Viking and TYCO equipment supports the wider suppression conversation: the hazard, the water or agent infrastructure, the design and the working life.
Explore sprinklers & suppression
Better questions.
Better project decisions.
Practical guidance to help define the work before you appoint a contractor.
Explore the knowledge centreThe information behind a fire alarm project.
Begin with the building and its fire information, then establish the system work required.
Read the guideMake a fire service report actionable.
A report should help the building team understand the work, the findings and the next decision.
Read the guideFrom a sprinkler product to a protection system.
The visible component belongs to a wider design, shaped by the hazard and the application.
Read the guideUseful answers.
Have a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamWhere should a fire enquiry start?
Tell us the building use, the systems already installed, the project stage and the issue you need to address. Include relevant findings or system information where available.
Can you help with maintenance as well as projects?
Current fire services include fire alarm maintenance, emergency-lighting testing and safety support. Project and suppression requirements are discussed through the relevant technical team.
Does one visit confirm that a building is compliant?
No. The work and findings relate to a defined scope. The wider duties and assessments of the building need their own competent ownership.
Start with the building.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.
