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
Dont wait until an emergency happens—schedule your fire system inspection today!
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1-The public water supply cannot provide enough volume and/or pressure.2-The original use of the building has changed and fire risk has increased, requiring a higher delivered density from sprinkler heads.3-The volume/pressure of the public water supply has been degraded by the demands of development. 4-Traditionally, two of the most popular types of fire pumps in use have been:
Our team of certified fire safety professionals ensures that all inspections meet GFSS, NFPA, OSHA, and local fire code requirements.
Horizontal Split-Case Centrifugal Fire Pumps
-Horizontal split case fire pump -Flow from 500 to 1500 USGPM -Pressure from 40 PSI to 105 PSI -Mounted on a structural base -¾” air release valve -UL-FM butterfly valves -Electric driven motor -UL-ULC & FM Fire Panel
-Horizontal split case fire pump -Flow from 500 to 1500 USGPM -Pressure from 40 PSI to 105 PSI -Mounted on a structural steel base -¾” air release valve -UL-FM butterfly valves -UL FM diesel engine -UL-ULC & FM Fire Panel
Ensuring proper placement, accessibility, pressure levels, and expiration dates
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.
The following is a summary of the recommended inspections, tests and maintenance as per NFPA 25:
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
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