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At A1 Fire, our aim is to make your life easy when it comes to fire safety. With our online client portal, you will have access to a huge range of features that’ll ensure your property is fully compliant and up to date.

One-Stop Shop

The portal houses all compliance reports that have been issued to each property across your portfolio. You will also have access to a list of service quotes, defect quotes and invoices.

Compliance Snapshot

Real-time transparency over your fire safety compliance and receive access to all critical data for every property in your portfolio.

Clear Explanation Of Defects

A clear list of any defects and their location on your floor plan.

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your online portal

At A1 Fire, our aim is to make your life easy when it comes to fire safety. With our online client portal, you will have access to a huge range of features that’ll ensure your property is fully compliant and up to date.

One-Stop Shop

The portal houses all compliance reports that have been issued to each property across your portfolio. You will also have access to a list of service quotes, defect quotes and invoices.

Compliance Snapshot

Real-time transparency over your fire safety compliance and receive access to all critical data for every property in your portfolio.

Clear Explanation Of Defects

A clear list of any defects and their location on your floor plan.

Schedule a Call

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What fire protection services do you offer? A1 Fire Risk Services offers a comprehensive range of fire protection services including installation, maintenance, and inspection of fire alarms, fire extinguishers, fire sprinklers, and fire pumps. We also provide emergency lighting, fire hydrant systems, and fire safety training.
Why is fire protection important? Fire protection is crucial for ensuring the safety of people, property, and assets. Proper fire protection measures can prevent fire-related injuries, reduce damage, and ensure compliance with local regulations.

How do I choose the right fire extinguisher for my property? The type of fire extinguisher needed depends on the specific hazards present. Common types include water, foam, dry powder, CO2, and wet chemical extinguishers. Our experts can help you select the appropriate extinguisher based on your needs.
How often should fire extinguishers be inspected and serviced? Fire extinguishers should be serviced semi-annually by a qualified technician. Regular inspections ensure they are fully charged, easily accessible, and in good working condition.

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What is a fire pump and why is it important? A fire pump is a critical component of a fire protection system. It increases the water pressure in fire sprinkler and standpipe systems to ensure adequate water flow during a fire emergency.
How often should fire pumps be inspected and tested? Fire pumps should be inspected and tested on a monthly basis to ensure they are in proper working condition. Regular maintenance helps identify and resolve potential issues before they become serious problems.

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What types of fire alarm systems do you install? A1 Fire Risk Services installs various types of fire alarm systems including conventional, addressable, and wireless fire alarm systems. Each type has unique features suitable for different building types and requirements.
How often should fire alarm systems be tested? Fire alarm systems should be tested on a monthly basis. Regular testing ensures that all components are functioning correctly and that the system can alert occupants effectively in the event of a fire.

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What are the benefits of installing a fire sprinkler system? Fire sprinkler systems provide 24/7 protection, automatically activating to suppress fires and minimize damage. They are highly effective in reducing fire-related injuries and fatalities.
Can fire sprinklers be retrofitted in an existing building? Yes, fire sprinklers can be retrofitted in most existing buildings. Our team can assess your building and design a custom solution that meets your specific needs and complies with local regulations.

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Why is emergency lighting important? Emergency lighting ensures that occupants can safely exit a building during a power outage or emergency situation. It provides illumination for escape routes and helps prevent panic.
How often should emergency lighting be tested? Emergency lighting should be tested semi-annually and undergo a full duration test. Regular testing ensures that all lights are functioning properly and that batteries are fully charged.

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What does your fire safety training include? Our fire safety training covers various topics including fire prevention, proper use of fire extinguishers, evacuation procedures, and emergency response. Training is tailored to your specific needs and industry requirements.
How often should fire safety training be conducted? Fire safety training should be conducted at least once a year or whenever there are significant changes to your facility or fire protection systems. Regular training ensures that employees are prepared to respond effectively in an emergency.

How do I ensure my building complies with fire safety regulations? Compliance with fire safety regulations involves regular inspections, maintenance, and testing of fire protection systems. A1 Fire Risk Services can help you understand and meet all local fire safety requirements.
What are the penalties for non-compliance with fire safety regulations? Penalties for non-compliance can include fines, legal action, and increased liability in the event of a fire. Ensuring compliance is essential for the safety of occupants and the protection of property.