FIRE INSPECTION SERVICES
Whether it's a small or large business, rest assured knowing that your system is working properly.
Maintaining a safe and secure workplace means making sure that all fire systems are inspected at least once per year. The NFPA standards and local fire codes have strict requirements and guidelines. Depending on the type of system your facility has, you may even be required to undergo monthly inspections and maintenance.
No matter what type of business you have, be it a school facility, medical facility or even a small office, your fire system must be inspected on a regular basis. Here at JMK Systems, we try to make it easy for you. Here are a few things you can count on when you hire JMK Systems to inspect your fire systems:
- We use fully trained and certified fire inspectors.
- Easy and flexible scheduling through our support system.
- We never subcontract to third parties.
- When you schedule a fire inspection appointment, you can count on us to be on time and always dependable.
- Our knowledgeable staff is able to answer any questions or provide suggestions on ways to keep your business protected.
- We offer affordable maintenance plans for companies that require monthly fire inspections.
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When a fire breaks out, your commercial building's fire sprinkler system is the first line of defense. It's one of the most important fire safety systems in your building. The fire sprinkler system is put in place to ensure the safety of your occupants as well as your assets. You must stay up to date on fire sprinkler testing and fire sprinkler maintenance.
We have a nationwide network of highly skilled professionals who have undergone factory training, certification, and licensure. They will make sure your fire sprinkler systems are in working order and comply with NFPA standards, local codes and requirements.
According to the National Fire Protection Association Standards – NFPA 72, Chapter 14,
During a routine fire alarm inspection, the following items will be tested:
- Smoke and heat detectors
- Annunciators and zones
- Batteries
- Output relays and activations
- Flow switches, tamper switch, and low-pressure alarms
- Supervised control valves and switches
We start with a visual test which ensures that gauges, dates, cylinders, and other elements are up to date.
The physical inspection checks the weight, hose, seals, etc. We will verify the tag, date and location.
A suppression inspection includes checking all initiating devices and verifying the time delays. We will make sure that the releasing device activates properly. We will visually inspect batteries, signal, the orientation of all discharge, pipe fittings and nozzles. We will verify that the abort device and manual release functionality are working properly as well as perform an integrity test.
It is a requirement that the emergency lights or lighted exit signs be inspected and tested at least monthly. With this test, there is a thirty-second test of the lights. The fire inspector will maintain written records documenting the tests that were performed and will be available for review by the fire inspector.
Restaurants are loaded with combustible material, including cooking oils, liquor, material paper, and foil. While restaurant owners need to use measures to forestall fires, kitchen hood fire suppression systems are there to secure your facility should a fire start. Your kitchen hood should be reviewed and maintained consistently by an expert to guarantee they will be working properly in case of that sudden fire.