Sprinkler Tank Inspection with Submersible R.O.V Sprinkler Tank Inspection with Submersible R.O.V. Sprinkler Tank Inspection with Submersible R.O.V. In the past, conducting internal routine inspections and cleaning fire hydrant and sprinkler storage tanks involved on of the following options: Draining the tank – draining the 1000s of litres of water from the tank creating a …
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In a recent article, we outlined how a submersible Remote Operated Vehicle (R.O.V.) was recently used at a Sydney site to safely and efficiently conduct a sprinkler tank inspection. Fire Safe ANZ can now announce that Altanks have a remote cleaning unit available across Australia to clean fire water supply tanks whilst they remain in …
When an ageing booster assembly and gate valve was found to be leaking, Fire Safe ANZ’s sprinkler fitting team was called upon to complete five and ten yearly overhauls on the entire system. The late 1980’s system, whilst still functional, was not isolating the water to the hydrant landing valves on the ring main it …
TIME FOR AN OVERHAUL! A HYDRANT SYSTEM OVERHAUL IN REVESBYRead More »
Fire Safe ANZ recently hosted a workshop for insurance brokers regarding fire protection systems and the related Australian Standards at the North Sydney Harbourview Hotel. The venue was chosen for the workshop as Fire Safe ANZ provides the hotel with an essential services maintenance package for their numerous fire systems, including automatic sprinkler systems, fire hydrant systems, fire detection …
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Fire Safe ANZ technicians were recently carrying out testing at a car park in Sydney’s North when they came across a hose reel that could not be released due the hose being caught behind the reel (refer photo). It took two technicians almost ten minutes of manipulating and pulling with some force to free the …
When recently conducting a survey at a multi-storey commercial building in Sydney, it was discovered that the automatic fire sprinkler system’s storage tank had been compromised by heavy corrosion. Upon investigation, it was found that the use of unsuitable galvanised nuts and bolts to hold together the stainless steel panels had led to considerable amounts …
UNDERSTANDING THE RISKS OF FIRE This goes beyond having crucial fire protection equipment within the school grounds. To avoid the negligence that can result in a fire, as well as the human error that can occur in a fire emergency, fire safety education – for all inhabitants of a school is necessary. Adhering to state …
WHICH EMERGENCY PROCEDURES SHOULD YOUR SCHOOL HAVE FOR FIRES?Read More »
THE IMPORTANCE OF EMERGENCY LIGHTS Without emergency lights, occupants of a commercial building will lack a safe exit path in the case of a fire. But it is not enough to just have emergency lights installed onsite; routine testing and inspection of emergency lights are just as important, as is a carefully planned Emergency Evacuation Plan. THE IMPORTANCE …
One size does not fit all when fire extinguishers in the workplace are concerned. WHICH FIRE EXTINGUISHER DOES YOUR BUSINESS REQUIRE? With five different types of fire extinguishers available in Australia – each with specific applications – it is important that as a business owner you: Have the most suitable fire extinguishers on-the-ready in the workplace, and …
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AUSTRALIA: WHICH IS BEST FOR YOUR BUSINESS?Read More »
Taking measures to fireproof your business’s premises will significantly reduce these common causes of a fire in the first place, while also ensuring you and your employees proceed appropriately in the case of a fire emergency. ELECTRICAL FIRES All it takes for a workplace electrocution incident is one faulty or poorly installed piece of electrical …
