FIRE SAFETY

Installing fire alarms and more throughout Hayes and Middlesex 

Safetech Systems Ltd. offers comprehensive systems and fire alarms to your home or business in Hayes, Middlesex, and across the UK. From carrying out risk assessments to installing and maintaining fire alarms and systems, we are your source for complete fire safety. Our professional team can outfit your home or business with a customised fire alarm solution as well as assist you with any other security needs.   

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Comprehensive service from fire extinguishers to system maintenance across the UK

From risk assessment to fire extinguishers, we have your home or business’s fire alarm and safety needs covered across the UK. Our team has 40 years of experience in the business and is available 24/7 to help you with all of your security needs. Family owned and operated, we can provide you with the most comprehensive security and fire alarm system that will save you money. So what are you waiting for? Contact us today for a FREE quotation!   

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  • FIRE ALARMS

    An effective fire alarm system is crucial to life and property safety. We offer a complete fire alarm service which includes design, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance. We offer a wide range of products and a comprehensive service package for all fire detection and alarm systems to ensure your business can detect and respond to a fire.

     

    All our fire alarm systems operate on an open protocol basis, which ensures you a greater choice of competent system maintainer and does not tie you to the system supplier or equipment manufacturer.


    Types of fire alarm systems: 


    Conventional or Two-Wire: Designed to meet the needs of a low cover system requirement. These systems offer a simple and cost-effective solution for smaller installations, such as domestic or small business premises.


    Analogue Addressable: "Intelligent" systems that are a natural choice for larger installations and more complex systems. These systems provide far greater system information to the customer, such as pinpointing the exact location of the fire, and can also be customised to suit individual requirements and specifications.


    Wireless: Operate on the same principle as the addressable range. Advantages include reduced installation costs, speed of installation, minimum disruption to the client and property. Ideal for environments where running cables is not a suitable option.


    Hybrid: Operate on the same principle as the addressable and wireless ranges. Especially useful for areas where hard-wired installations are partially carried out and wireless in the areas that cabling is not an option.


    As we are certified by a UKAS-certificated certification body and hold accreditation to the BAFE SP203-1 scheme, you can be rest assured that all our service activities are carried out with professional competency and are compliant with current legislations, BS 5839 and insurance requirements.


  • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

    Fire extinguisher successfully extinguish fires in over 80% of instances. A necessity by law, adequate means of tackling a fire must be provided.

     

    We have a complete range of fire extinguishers suitable for all types of fire, including paper, wood, plastic, flammable liquids, electrical and chemical fire. We can advise you on the most appropriate type of extinguisher for your environment and offer service packages to ensure that your firefighting products are kept in a safe, working condition.

  • FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT

    The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order requires a building owner, manager, landlord, responsible person or any person who owns, runs the business, or any person who has control of the premises, to protect the safety of employees and non-employees, to take such fire precautions as may be required to ensure that the premises are safe. These responsible people cannot pass on liability to a fire safety company by simply saying they chose a fire company to do this work. You should be able to prove you chose a "competent company" to look after fire safety requirements in accordance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.

     

    The risk assessment also sets out a duty to undertake and carry out a risk assessment and regularly review it. The objective of the risk assessment is to thoroughly examine and review potential fire hazards that could contribute to injury of "relevant persons" working in or lawfully use or transgress through the building.

     

    The detail that is required in a risk assessment can be extremely complex and exhaustive. We offer bespoke fire risk assessments to help you assess your business risks, advice on any remedial action that arises, and we provide training and consultancy services.

  • DISABLED REFUGE

    Current Building Regulations insist all new non-domestic buildings with more than one storey provide relatively safe places, commonly known as refuge areas, where people who cannot easily use fire escapes and evacuation lifts can call for assistance and wait until help arrives. Simple, effective two-way communication in these areas is essential, firstly to assist rescue teams in determining where assistance is required and secondly to reassure people help is on the way.

     

    Designed to comply with BS 5839 Part 9, the controllers are typically located in a building’s control room or fire services access point, allowing management and/or fire services to communicate via a telephone style handset with the outstations which are available as follows.


    • Type A (Telephone Style)For use with fire telephone and stadium marshal systems
    • Type B (Intercom Style)For use with disabled refuge systems
  • VESDA

    VESDA has become a generic name for most air sampling applications. It is normally used where high smoke sensitivity is required. Much like a vacuum cleaner, it sucks air from the protected environment via purpose built aspirating pipe and fittings and samples the quality of air passing through the VESDA detection laser chamber. It is also commonly used with a suppression system.

  • GAS SUPPRESSION

    High value environments such as server rooms, data centres, telecommunications sites, etc. invariably require the protection of a fire detection and gas suppression system to protect such valuable equipment whilst also protecting the ongoing function of the business. Gas suppression systems have an inert or synthetic gas stored in high pressure cylinders. In the event of a fire the gas is released out of the cylinders into discharge pipework and directed to the protected space where the fire has been detected. 

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