Reduce the Risk of Fire Exposure and Damage
Because of the potential for property damage, loss of life, and assets, fire is serious business. In fact, if an inspection reveals a failing or malfunctioning fire system, local governments frequently require on-site fire watch services. As a result, your company might have to pay penalties or shut down until a fire watch solution is found. We can help. Visit this page: Fire Watch Guards
We provide individualized, round-the-clock fire watch services for your personnel and property in residential and commercial settings. We have the expertise to keep your facility safe and running smoothly with emergency, short-term, and long-term contracts.
Highly Trained and Experiential in Fire Watch Procedures
Our guards, who can be deployed at any time, patrol your property with comprehensive knowledge of risk factors and fire watch procedures. They are aware of the specific dangers to look for and precisely how to respond to any warning signs. Our systems ensure early warning and prompt mobilization in the event of a fire to prevent or minimize damage.
The fire marshal’s requirements for our fire watch guards are all met. They have received specialized training, not only in fire safety but also in evacuation procedures and fire safety equipment specific to your location. The highest levels of customer service and security are provided by our customized approach.
When Do You Need Emergency Fire Watch Services?
An alarm system that isn’t working properly
Fire sprinklers that aren’t working properly
Power outages
Shutdown of the water supply
The presence of toxic or flammable materials
A failed property inspection
Since we are a locally owned and operated business, we know exactly what it takes to safeguard our neighborhood’s businesses and properties. On-site services are carried out by fire watch guards.
The duties of fire watch guards include:
Maintain a log of fire watch activities
Notify the local fire department in the event of an emergency
Execute rapid, safe evacuation, if necessary,
Check for signs of fire, such as flames, smoke, burning odors, improperly stored flammable or hazardous materials, and increased temperatures.
Identify other dangerous situations, such as water, steam, or gas leaks, and power losses
Our fire watch services include regular property patrol, which typically occurs at intervals of 30 to 60 minutes. The frequency is determined by your particular risk level and the local fire code.
