DON'T PLAY WITH FIRE
FIRE SAFETY AND
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Fire safety on jobsites is about protecting the lives of your team and securing their future. It’s crucial to be vigilant and proactive, identifying potential fire risks and having clear plans in place to evacuate quickly if needed. Having the right fire extinguishers on hand and ensuring everyone knows how to use them can make the difference between a minor incident and a devastating disaster. We all want to go home safely at the end of the day, and by prioritising fire safety, we can ensure that everyone on the jobsite remains safe and protected. Remember, it’s not just about compliance—it’s about caring for each other and making sure every worker feels secure in their environment giving them peace of mind and helping their mental health as well.
OUR SERVICES
Creating the right plan and solutions is key in providing superior safety. Our highest priority is to customise the perfect plan and services required for your specific needs.
- Fire safety plans
- Dry fire suppression system
- Prepare for installation and servicing operations
- Inspect and test fire hose reels
- Install portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets
- Conduct routine inspection and testing of fire extinguishers and blankets
Our services also extend to fire safety for temporary structure and compliance for work vehicles.
Some other things you may need to consider when looking at fire safety are: Fire risk assessment, emergency plan, fire extinguishers, fire alarms and detection systems, safe storage of flammable materials, smoking restrictions, hot work permits, housekeeping, signage, training and drills.
Some other things you may need to consider when looking at fire safety are: Fire risk assessment, emergency plan, fire extinguishers, fire alarms and detection systems, safe storage of flammable materials, smoking restrictions, hot work permits, housekeeping, signage, training and drills.
CONTACT SAFETYCO
BREATHE BETTER
THE POWER AND PERIL OF
LITHIUM ION BATTERIES
Lithium-ion batteries are the lifeblood of our modern devices, powering everything from smartphones to electric vehicles with their high energy density and fast charging capabilities. They keep us connected and mobile, driving innovation and convenience.
However, their powerful nature comes with risks. Overheating, physical damage, and overcharging can lead to fires and explosions. To harness their benefits safely, we must adopt proper storage, careful charging practices, and equip ourselves with the right fire extinguishers.
By being aware and prepared, we can enjoy the incredible advantages of lithium-ion batteries while minimising their dangers, ensuring a safer, more connected future.
Ask us about our lithium ion battery safety systems, protocols and suppression equipment.
FIRE SAFETY FAQS
The ILO chest xray, is a critical tool for occupational health professionals worldwide. We’re here to help you understand the importance of these chest xrays in the context of occupational health and safety.
If you’ve ever encountered silica dust in the workplace you most likely would have also heard about ILO chest xrays. To find out more check out of the FAQs below. If you still have questions about what xrays are about and how it effects you, please contact us directly. We’re more than happy to answer your queries to make sure you’re covered.
A dry fire suppression system is a type of fire protection system that uses dry chemical agents to suppress fires. It’s ideal for environments where water could damage equipment or materials, such as in server rooms or archives.
Fire extinguishers should be tested and tagged every 6 months with mining site being every 3 months due to it being higher risk.
The installation process includes assessing the specific needs of your location, choosing the appropriate type and number of extinguishers and blankets, and placing them in easily accessible areas while ensuring compliance with safety regulations and standards.
The type of fire extinguishers needed depends on the specific fire risks present. Common types include water, foam, dry powder, CO2, and wet chemical extinguishers. You may also need Lithium-Ion Battery fire extinguishers for specific areas. The quanitty and locations are also just as important as the appropriate type that is installed.
Regular inspections, maintenance, and training are essential to maintain compliance with fire safety regulations.
Before a new fire safety installation, conduct a thorough assessment of your premises to identify potential fire hazards and determine the best locations for fire safety equipment. Ensure that the areas where equipment will be installed are clean, accessible, and free of obstructions. Communicate with all relevant personnel about the installation schedule and any temporary disruptions that might occur. It’s also important to review and update your fire safety plan to incorporate the new equipment. We offer site assessments and expert guidance to help you prepare effectively for your new fire safety installation.
