Expert Fire Solutions News

Failing to take the appropriate steps to both prevent and manage fire risk isn’t just a foolish oversight. As a business owner, it is a legal obligation to protect the premises, workers, customers, and neighbors from the risk of fire. Expert Fire Solutions’ director and fire protection specialist Alan Raine has come up with five fundamental fire safety tenets that every business should stick to. Follow Alan’s advice and be rest assured that as well as protecting the business f...

Fire alarms have saved countless lives by being the so-called ‘canary in a coal mine’, giving early warning that residents or workers need to evacuate their buildings. But, just as a canary needs feeding to stay fit and well, fire alarm systems also need maintaining and testing to make sure they can keep on doing their job. Neglecting fire alarm maintenance is not only dangerous, but it’s also illegal, as bosses at a Somerset care home recently learned to their cost. Almondsbu...

Expert Fire Solutions announces that following an assessment by a UKAS accredited organization, ISOQAR, they have been successful in achieving ISO 9001: 2008 certification, an internationally recognized standard for developing and maintaining quality management systems. The certification recognizes that the policies and procedures comply with the high standards required by ISO 9001 and further demonstrates our commitment to customer satisfaction. ISO 9001 award The ISO 9001 award recognizes E...

Expert Fire Solutions believes dry powder extinguishers should be used indoors unless specified by a Fire Risk Assessment. Problems with Powder Loss of Visibility- when discharged, there’s a sudden loss of visibility, which could temporarily jeopardize escape, rescue, or other emergency action. Breathing Difficulties- the powder can cause breathing problems and trigger asthma attacks in some people if inhaled. Clearing Up- it’s real messy, the fine powder will get into every sm...

Fireproofing is known in the fire safety industry as The Silent Guard. Silently and unobtrusively it stands watch, protecting a building and its inhabitants from the spread of deadly fire and smoke should the worst happen. Also known as fire stopping or compartmentation, fireproofing is a passive form of fire protection.  Active & Passive fire protection Active fire protection systems, such as fire extinguishers and sprinklers, protect by actively extinguishing a fire. Pass...

The system comprises of two MxPro 5 panels, linked by fault-tolerant network cards Durham Cathedral, the 1,000-year-old World Heritage Site and one of Britain’s most visited buildings, is now protected by intelligent fire panels from Advanced. Founded in 1093 and the final resting place of St Cuthbert, Durham Cathedral remains the seat of the Bishop of Durham, the fourth most senior cleric in the Church of England. As well as being the North-East home of the Magna Carta...