Audit of fire protection systems

Our company conducts an audit of fire protection systems, which allows us to identify possible shortcomings and risks in existing fire protection systems. We carefully check the operability of all components, the compliance of the equipment with current regulations and standards, as well as the efficiency of the system as a whole.

What does an audit include:

1. Checking the documentation:
At the first stage, our specialists analyze all available documentation on existing fire protection systems. This includes checking design and execution documents, operating instructions, accounting and maintenance logs. Such an analysis helps to understand how the existing system complies with design decisions and current standards.

2. Equipment condition assessment:
This is followed by a physical check of the condition of fire-fighting equipment: fire detectors, fire extinguishers, smoke extraction systems, sprinkler installations, fire pumping stations and other system components. We evaluate their serviceability, service life, and compliance with modern standards.

3. Testing the system:
The most important stage of the audit is to test the entire system in real conditions. Our specialists check how correctly the sensors are triggered, how quickly and accurately the system reacts to emerging alarms, and how effectively the fire extinguishing system is activated.

4. Checking compliance with regulations:
We compare the actual condition of the system with the requirements of current fire safety regulations and standards. This helps to identify possible deviations and inconsistencies that need to be addressed to improve safety.

5. Conclusion and recommendations:
Upon completion of the audit, a detailed report is compiled, which includes the identified deficiencies and suggestions for their elimination. The document also contains recommendations for upgrading and optimizing the existing system to improve its efficiency and reliability.