Fire Alarm Systems
Testing control panels, smoke detectors, strobes, horns, and pull stations
Fire Inspection
Importance
Fire system inspections are a must to keep up to date with industry, standard, insurance requirement and local jurisdiction code. We offer all necessary monthly inspections required by the GFSS and Insurance companies and the NFPA
- Compliance with Industry Standards
- Protection of Lives and Property
- Insurance and Liability Requirements
- Avoiding Costly Fines and Penalties
- Ensuring Operational Readiness
Dont wait until an emergency happens—schedule your fire system inspection today!
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How often should my system be inspected?
Inspections of your fire protection systems should be performed as required by NFPA standards, local code. These inspections should be performed by a reputable fire protection contractor. At Globle Fire and Safety Solutions, we provide regularly scheduled fire protection inspections to address the operating condition of your system.
Stay Compliant and Protected with Our Inspection Services
Our team of certified fire safety professionals ensures that all inspections meet GFSS, NFPA, OSHA, and local fire code requirements.
What Our Fire System Inspections Include
we provide comprehensive fire system inspection services, covering
Fire Sprinkler Systems
Checking water flow, valve functionality, pressure levels, and corrosion.
Fire Extinguishers
Ensuring proper placement, accessibility, pressure levels, and expiration dates
Ensuring Compliance and Safety
Regular fire system inspections are essential to maintaining the safety and security of any building or facility.
Fire protection systems, including alarms, sprinklers, extinguishers, and suppression systems, must be inspected, tested, and maintained in compliance with industry standards, insurance requirements, and local jurisdiction codes.
Fire Alarm System-Annual Inspection
Testing and Inspection will be performed in Accordance with ULC S536-04, the Ontario Fire Code and Local Fire Departments Standards of the following, as applicable
Paging/Loudspeaker System/Emergency Telephone - Annual Inspection
Testing and Inspection will be performed in accordance with CAN/ ULC S525-07,CAN/ ULC S536-04 and CAN/ ULC S541. The Ontario Fire Code and Local Fire Department standards as follows, where applicable
- Test all loudspeakers
- List locations of all loudspeakers
- Verify that all loudspeakers are operational and can be heard throughout the building.
- Loudspeakers are not concealed and are visible and accessible.
- Maximum audibility does not exceed 85% db
- Loudspeaker is provided with the means to disconnect the circuit automatically in the event of a short circuit and cause a signal at the central alarm.