PRESS RELEASE!!

 

 

Phoenix Fire & Safety Ltd are delighted to announce the arrival of Richard Gee from Honeywell (Gent). Richard’s engineering experience has been gained working all over Europe for some of the largest companies in the world on some of the most ambitious projects.

 

Richard will prove to be an extremely valuable asset to Phoenix Fire & Safety’s dedicated and highly experienced team of professionals. His experience in fire suppression from installation to mechanical & electrical, puts Phoenix Fire & Safety firmly in the forefront of today’s fire protection market from conception to commission.

 

Jonathon Bromley, Managing Director, of Phoenix Fire & Safety says “I am absolutely delighted that Richard has joined our team, he brings with him over twenty years of experience in virtually every aspect of the Fire Protection Industry in particular creating bespoke extinguishant systems and interfacing a variety of manufacturers’ equipment as a speciality”

Additional Information

 

commercial fire alarms

 

Fire alarm drills that regularly take place at your workplace arenít intended to be fun exercises. They serve a very specific purpose and that is to instruct and train personnel of what action to take in the event of a real incident within the building. Seconds can be crucial when fire breaks out so a few minutes of your time should be spared if they could save your life. Building have commercial fire alarms fitted so that they can notify members of staff and general public the need to evacuate the building to a fire assembly point at their earliest opportunity. The installation of commercial fire alarms in all buildings has helped save countless lives. Fire alarms can be linked to monitoring stations to allow a signal to be sent to alert companies and individuals in and out of hours. This can help to prevent the fire from spreading which will not only save lives but also can save thousands of pounds worth of internal damage in the process. The next time you have a fire drill at work be thankful that commercial fire alarms are at work inside a building.

 

 

fire suppression system

 

The devastating effects that a fire can have are often reported in the media. We regularly see images of destruction by fire and reports of people dying in house fires also. Preventative measures can be taken by companies to stop fire taking hold. A fire suppression system is just one example apart from water mist systems of the type of modern equipment that can be effective in times of emergency. Fitted in to all types of buildings the fire suppression and water mist system work in seconds once smoke is detected at a very early stage. Gas or fine water mist is emitted from nozzles and will almost instantly suppress the flames whilst leaving sufficient oxygen in the room for people to escape quickly. Once systems have been discharged the cylinders must be refilled. Left unchallenged a fire can ravage a building in minutes destroying anything placed within itís path.

 

 

industrial fire alarm system

 

Since the introduction of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the ëRROí, Fire Risk Assessments must be carried out on premises. These legal documents will highlight all aspects of the fire precautions works that need to be carried out to make a building safer. Industrial Fire Alarms are included within these documents and will notify employees immediately af any incident that may be taking place. A modern industrial fire alarm system will send an audible warning to all employees and members of the public within the premises at the time. Fire suppression systems can work in conjunction with industrial alarm systems. Fire safety is vastly improved in todayís world but it is important that these systems are in place to provide early warning signals in order to preserve life and property!