Investing in professional fire protection can feel like a big expense, however, using the proper fire prevention services for your business, can not only protect property and lives, but it can also save you thousands of dollars each year, making it a smart investment that give you peace of mind. Let’s explore how. Reduce your
Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular as people are looking for more sustainable ways to travel. However, there are concerns about the safety of EVs, particularly when it comes to fire safety. While EVs are generally safe, there are certain precautions that should be taken to minimise the risk of fire. So if you
Are you reading this article on your smartphone, tablet or laptop? Chances are you are, because most of us own a device with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. From phones, powerbanks and toys, to appliances electric bikes and scooters. Rechargeable batteries are all around us, however, not many people know that they can be a real fire
You never think a devastating event will happen to your business, but nobody is immune from the threat of fire. Preparing your business to survive such an event is vital whether you’re a small family-run business or a company with a large team. You have a duty to protect the lives on your property by
Do you have hazardous chemicals at work? Many businesses deal with highly flammable substances such as petrol, ethanol, methylated spirits, nail polish remover, and even hand sanitizer. If exposed to flames, electricity, or industrial heat, any of these chemicals could cause explosions or a major fire incident resulting in death and serious damage. Let’s look
A company office space may not seem like a dangerous fire zone, however office fires can be caused by faulty electronics or wiring, old heating systems or they may even be deliberately lit. Fire can quickly get out of control, especially without the right fire prevention strategy and tools. So, is your office really prepared
The holiday season is time for families and friends to get together, but, it’s also a time when the risk of fire increases. Many buildings use lights and other electronic decorations, while other properties are unattended at this time, leaving them especially vulnerable. Just a few extra steps and services can prevent a fire
Original update posted on 17 July. Content updated on 23 July. Following the NSW Public Health orders announced last week, the NSW Minister for Health and Medical Research released an amendment that allows the continuation of fire protection and safety work in residential buildings during the current lockdown. What’s changed since?
Although a perennial process, organising and carrying out annual fire safety inspections can require much effort from building managers; however, a misstep could be time-consuming and can cost thousands in penalties, not to mention unhappy tenants. Plus, carrying out inspections is a requirement to secure your AFSS — your primary proof of fire safety
In the world of fire safety, very few features distinguish one service provider from another. If you think about it, most if not all provide the same products and services. How can you be sure you’re working with a provider who offers the best value? The answer matters because fire safety is a considerable
