Equipped To Service Any Industry

Layout and fire risks vary greatly in commercial buildings. However, when a fire occurs the priorities in all buildings is early detection and orderly evacuation. If fire systems are not properly maintained serious damage can occur to the building and the contents. Occupants can also be exposed to unnecessary risk due to broken warning systems and damaged fire doors.

FVS have maintained one of the southern hemispheres largest data centres, Polaris, for the last 15 years. We understand the consequences of system interruption or false activation which can cause untold damage and business interruption. Fire systems in data centres requires highly experienced people. Place you trust in FVS.

Our team of qualified and experienced fire safety specialists work with a range of clients in aged care services, ensuring we apply best practice systems for your ongoing fire safety.

Schools and universities are often the target of accidental fires or arson. Also, many educational facilities incorporate laboratories or workshops where staff and students may be exposed to fire hazards, dangerous substances and machinery.

Unlike traditional workplaces where management can implement and train all occupants in the emergency procedures such as how to use a fire extinguisher and fire hose reel. Hospitality venues are required to safely manage a daily rotation of new guests. Additional risks are busy commercial kitchens, casual staff and people with disabilities.

Our highly skilled fire equipment technicians are trained to work in various industrial environments such as mines, processing plants for natural resources such as metals, oil and gas, refineries, fuel farms, port facilities and bulk fuel storage facilities, refineries and sugar mills.

It is essential that smoke detectors and a compliant warning system is provided to allow sleepers enough time to wake and evacuate before the fire becomes too intense.

Damage to property, equipment and stock can result in lengthy and expensive downtime while repairs and rebuilding take place. Fire safety systems need to be service and maintained.

Special hazards can be defined as any area containing equipment, processes or stock of exceptionally high value, contain unique or irreplaceable assets or any area or process where the revenue produced is of greater value than the equipment itself.

Communication with our clients is of paramount importance. This is particularly essential within the strata and body corporate sector. We regularly attend meetings with body corporate committees to help members navigate fire legislation.