Providing security and safety is the fire patrol service top priority! But when your fire preventions system or sprinkler service is down, you are at risk for damages, lawsuits, liability and more. Reducing your risk of exposure can save any business a lot of money.
Even a small fire can cause significant damages and a very high cost. If your fire system isn’t working properly, the insurance company won’t cover the claims, leaving your business liable for the cost.
For instance, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has a set of guidelines to protect from property and lives from the presence of a fire hazard.
NFPA 101 section 9 states, if an automatic sprinkler or fire alarm system is down for over 4 hours in a 24 hour period, the building is required to have a fire watch service or must be evacuated.
It is the legal responsibility for the manager or property owner to make certain the building is safe for those who work and live in it. Uniformed fire guards offer maximum efficiency, while ensuring the building is compliant with all state and fire marshal laws.
The old saying, “An ounce of preventions is worth a pound of cure”, definitely rings true with a fire watch guard. The small cost of the service doesn’t compare to the high cost of damages! Identifying potential hazards and establishing preventative measures, a fire watch guard is the first line of defense
Curtis Protective Services Fire Guards have an in-depth knowledge of fire hazards, and quick response to any signs of danger to prevent loss of life and property damage. We understand that often Fire Watches are unanticipated and require immediate response and are staffed accordingly to respond competently on short notice.
Just look what our latest client said about Curtis Protective Services
I was looking for a reliable security company, and I am glad I found Curtis Protective Services. Their guards are highly trained and professional. The company’s response time is impressive, and they always prioritize the safety of their clients. I highly recommend their services. Lee Martin
