Alan Dobson Fire Equipment and Servicing

Alan Dobson

Fire Equipment
and Servicing

Fire extinguisher sales and servicing to keep your building and business safe as houses.

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Extinguisher service

Regular fire extinguisher servicing is essential for ensuring that your fire extinguishers are in working condition and comply with safety regulations.

Fire Risk Assessment

A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a systematic process that identifies fire hazards in a building or environment, evaluates the risks associated with those hazards, and implements measures to reduce or eliminate the risks.

Fire Awareness Training

Fire Awareness Training is essential for ensuring that individuals understand fire risks, know how to prevent fires, and are prepared to respond effectively in the event of an emergency.

Fire Warden Training

Fire Warden Training equips designated individuals (fire wardens or fire marshals) with the knowledge and skills needed to manage fire safety within a building or organization.

Fire Extinguisher sales

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Fire Extinguisher servicing

Regular fire extinguisher servicing is essential for ensuring that your fire extinguishers are in working condition and comply with safety regulations. Here’s a general overview of what fire extinguisher servicing typically involves:

Steps in Fire Extinguisher Service:

  • Visual Inspection:

    • Check for any visible signs of damage, corrosion, or tampering.
    • Ensure that the extinguisher is easily accessible and properly mounted.
    • Verify that the pin and tamper seal are intact.

  • Pressure Check:

    • Ensure that the extinguisher’s pressure gauge is in the operable range.
    • If the extinguisher does not have a gauge, it should be weighed to verify that it has the correct amount of extinguishing agent.

  • Label and Marking Inspection:

    • Check that the label and operating instructions are legible.
    • Verify the last service date to determine when the next service is due.

  • Testing:

    • Some extinguishers, especially CO2 types, may require more detailed testing, such as hydrostatic testing, to check the integrity of the cylinder.

  • Internal Examination:

    • If the extinguisher is due for an extended service (typically every 5 years), it may be opened and checked for internal corrosion or blockages.

  • Refilling:

    • If the extinguisher has been discharged or is due for a refill based on service schedules, it will be refilled with the appropriate extinguishing agent.

  • Seal Replacement:

    • Replace the safety pin and seal once the inspection and servicing are complete.

  • Certification and Tagging:

    • After servicing, the extinguisher will be tagged and certified with the service date, and the next service date will be marked.
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