Keep essential fire equipment ready for use
Portable fire equipment is often installed and then largely forgotten until a service date comes around.
Regular inspection helps identify damaged, missing, obstructed or unserviceable equipment before it becomes an issue.
SCS provides scheduled servicing for common workplace fire equipment, with clear records of what was inspected and anything requiring attention.
Fire equipment we service
Fire Extinguishers
Fire extinguishers need to remain in suitable condition, correctly located and readily accessible.
Our service may include:
- checking the extinguisher and its components
- inspecting seals, pins and operating mechanisms
- checking for visible damage, corrosion or deterioration
- checking mounting and accessibility
- updating service records and tags
- identifying units requiring replacement or further servicing
Fire Hose Reels
Fire hose reels require routine inspection and testing to identify faults that may affect their operation.
Our service may include:
- checking the reel, hose, nozzle and fittings
- checking accessibility and surrounding clearance
- operational testing where applicable
- identifying leaks, damage or deterioration
- recording completed inspection and testing
- identifying repairs or maintenance required
Fire Blankets
Fire blankets should remain correctly stored, accessible and in good condition so they can be used quickly when required.
Our service may include:
- inspecting the blanket container and mounting
- checking accessibility
- checking for visible damage or deterioration
- confirming the blanket has not been removed or compromised
- updating service records where applicable
- identifying blankets requiring replacement
What happens after the service?
Once the inspection is complete, SCS records the equipment serviced and any issues found during the visit.
Where attention is required, we clearly identify items such as:
- damaged or failed equipment
- missing equipment
- equipment requiring replacement
- access or location issues
- outstanding repairs or maintenance
- upcoming service requirements
This gives your business a clear picture of the condition of its fire equipment and any actions still required.
Arrange fire equipment servicing
Need routine servicing completed, or unsure when your equipment was last inspected?
SCS can review the equipment currently installed at your site and establish the appropriate servicing requirements.