fire equipment management service
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Our qualified engineers will go to site and install and commission the fire equipment. For the duration of the project we will proactively monitor, maintain and service the equipment to ensure your compliance.
At the end of the project or particular phase we will remove all excess equipment from site. All items are carefully logged and brought back to our National Distribution Centre for assessment and secure storage.
Our in house engineers will carry out a rigorous inspection of all equipment and provide a detailed report on any items that need refurbishment. Once approved these items are refurbished and put into storage ready to be called out to your next site.
Our nationwide network of engineers are fully trained to survey, install, maintain and service our full fire equipment range
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