SERVICES

Regular servicing of fire extinguishers ensures they function correctly in emergencies. Proper maintenance enhances safety and compliance with fire regulations.

Key Servicing Objectives:

• Conduct routine inspections to check for physical damage, pressure levels, and expiration dates.

• Ensure all fire extinguishers are properly tagged and labeled according to fire codes.

• Perform hydrostatic testing to assess the integrity of extinguisher cylinders.

• Replace or recharge extinguishers after use or when pressure levels drop.

• Verify the accessibility and proper placement of extinguishers in designated areas.

• Educate users on how to recognize faulty or expired extinguishers.

• Ensure compliance with OSHA, NFPA, and local fire safety regulations.

• Test safety seals, hoses, and nozzles for blockages or wear and tear.

• Provide maintenance reports and documentation for safety audits.

Fire extinguishers are the first response tool for small, contained fires. However, incorrect usage can lead to fire spreading or even injury. This training ensures individuals can assess, operate, and deploy extinguishers effectively in an emergency.

Training Objectives: 

• Understand different classes of fires and their corresponding extinguishers.

• Learn the PASS method (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) for extinguisher operation.

• Develop quick decision-making skills in fire situations.

• Recognize when and when NOT to use a fire extinguisher.

Ensuring Public Safety & Control in High-Stress Situations

• Managing large groups of people in emergency situations requires effective communication, leadership, and rapid decision-making. This training equips individuals with the skills to control, direct, and protect crowds in various settings.

Training Objectives:

• Learn crowd psychology and understand how people react under stress.

• Implement crowd control techniques to ensure safety.

• Recognize early warning signs of potential hazards.

• Understand emergency evacuation procedures and best practices.

Medical emergencies can occur anytime, anywhere. This training ensures participants have the life-saving knowledge needed to stabilize victims until professional medical help arrives.

Training Objectives:

• Learn basic first aid and CPR techniques.

• Properly assess and respond to medical emergencies such as heart attacks, choking, and strokes.

• Understand AED (Automated External Defibrillator) usage and why early defibrillation matters.

• Gain confidence in handling bleeding, fractures, burns, and shock situations.

Fire alarm systems provide critical early warnings for fires, but misinterpretation, neglect, or malfunction can lead to catastrophic consequences. This training covers alarm system operation, response, and troubleshooting.

Training Objectives:

• Understand the components of fire alarm systems.

• Learn the difference between alarm, supervisory, and trouble signals.

• Develop an action plan when an alarm is activated.

• Recognize common system issues and proper maintenance techniques.

Fire sprinkler systems are designed to control or extinguish fires before they spread, but they require proper knowledge and maintenance to function effectively. This training covers how these systems operate, their components, and maintenance protocols.

Training Objectives:

• Learn how fire sprinklers work and their activation process.

• Identify different types of sprinkler systems and their applications.

• Understand how to inspect and maintain fire sprinklers to ensure readiness.

• Gain knowledge on emergency shutdown procedures and fire department connections (FDCs).