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What is fire protection equipment?

Fire protection equipment is any device or piece of equipment that aids in the prevention or putting out of a fire, such as fire hoses and blankets.

What is an Annual Fire Safety Statement?

It certifies that all the fire safety measures of a property have been inspected, tested and determined to be fully operational.

What is a fire protection plan?

It is a detailed floor plan with all exits, doors and fire extinguisher locations. This is required for commercial buildings.

What is passive and active fire protection?

Passive fire protection refers to in-built systems. Active fire protection is a group of systems that require manual operation or remote triggering.