Fire Safety Engineering

Complete Fire Design Solutions provides expert advice and solutions fire safety engineering with regard to:
Fire Engineering alternative solutions
Evacuation Modelling and Strategies
CFD Modelling
Smoke Movement Calculation
Fire Risk Assessment

Fire Safety Management

Complete Fire Design Solutions provides experts views, reports in Fire Safety Management with regards to:
Fire Safety Manual
Fire Evacuation Plan
Fire Investigation
Fire safety and law advice
Disaster Management and Emergency Planning

Fire Protection Engineering

Complete Fire Design Solutions provides expert advice and designing,Drwing,Project Management in Fire Protection Systems with regards to:
Hydrant System
Sprinkler System
High Velocity Water Spray System
Alarm and Detection Systems
Power Based Flooding System

Fire Safety Training

Complete Fire Design Solutions can provide Excellent Material,Experts Trainers and Theoretical & Practical Training in Fire Safety Trainings with regards to:
Basic Fire Fighting Training
First Aid training
Fire Marshal/ Fire Warden Training Course
Fire Awareness Course
Fire Audit Course

Fire Protection Systems

" Fire Protection Systems" is a one-stop destination where you can halt to avail a huge assortment of Commercial & Industrial Fire Protection Systems. The company's core competency is the trustworthy Designer, Supplier & Installer of Fire Protection Systems. The company has also earned loads of appreciation for providing efficient and reliable Modern Fire Protection Systems technologies.

IMPLICATIONS

Points of law established:

It does not mean that all existing warehouses are unsafe or require modification

SO WHAT DO YOU DO?

SO WHAT DO YOU DO (1)

If you have an existing Fire Certificate issued under the Fire Precautions Act 1971 and no material alteration has taken place in your building - nothing !

If the building has been altered and your Fire Certificate has not been updated by the fire authority you need advice.

If you employ more than 20 persons and don’t have a fire certificate you should take advice.

SO WHAT DO YOU DO (2)

Undertake a fire risk assessment in accordance with the Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997 (as amended).

If more than five persons are employed recorded your findings.

If your risk assessment discloses any ‘high risks’ then take steps to reduce these

SO WHAT DO YOU DO (3)

Train staff in the duties expected of them in case of fire.

If this includes fire fighting or other emergency action this must be included in the training programme.

Repeat the risk assessment whenever circumstances alter (for example if the materials stored change)

SO WHAT DO YOU DO (4)

GO FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEM

1. with sprinkler
2. without sprinkler