We offer the following consultancy services...
Fire
safety strategy design and development
Fire
risk assessment
Fire
detection and suppression
Smoke
movement modeling and management
Evacuation design and modeling
Structural fire engineering
Passive
fire protection
Fire Compartmentation incorporated into the fire
strategy
01: Prevention:
First, all necessary measures should be taken to prevent a fire from occurring.
02: Detection:
If a fire does occur, it must be detected as soon as possible because the fire grows exponentially, contrary to popular perception among the general public.
03: Early suppression:
The fire extinguishing or suppression equipment, either manual or automatic, should be available and functional.
04: Evacuation:
If the fire could not be extinguished immediately, the priority is to evacuate building occupants to a safe place.
05: Compartmentation:
Fire compartmentation of a building ensures that fire and smoke do not spread to other rooms and are contained in the room of origin.
06: Structural stability:
If the fire does grow large, structural stability must remain and the building should not collapse on the occupants or the firefighters for a sufficiently long period of time.
07: Firefighting:
It must be made clear that firefighting is the last and latest safety measure, even though extremely important.