Fire & Life safety

Design of storage systems for fire water, including tanks and reservoirs, to ensure an adequate water supply for firefighting operations.

Design of fire pumps and distribution systems to ensure reliable water supply to fire protection systems, such as sprinklers, hydrants, and hose reels.

Design of automatic sprinkler systems, which are the most common and effective fire protection systems, to quickly detect and suppress fires, minimizing damage and risk to life.

Design of fire hose reel systems, which provide a manual means of firefighting and are typically installed in commercial and industrial buildings.

Design of portable fire extinguisher systems, including the selection and placement of appropriate fire extinguishers based on the type of fire and the specific hazards of the building.

Design of internal and external fire hydrant systems, which provide a readily available source of water for firefighting operations.

Design of foam fire suppression systems, which are used for special hazards such as flammable liquid storage areas and aircraft hangars.

Design of gaseous fire suppression systems, which use clean agents to extinguish fires without leaving residue, making them ideal for protecting sensitive equipment and valuable assets.

Design of water mist fire suppression systems, which use fine water droplets to suppress fires and are particularly suitable for protecting high-risk areas such as data centers and server rooms.

Design of pre-action fire suppression systems, which require multiple detection events before releasing water or other fire suppression agents, reducing the risk of accidental discharge.

Utilization of Hydraulic Analysis and System Simulator (HASS) software to perform hydraulic calculations for fire protection systems, ensuring accurate and optimized design solutions.

Compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and local National Building Code (NBC) requirements, ensuring the highest level of fire protection and life safety.

Design of hydrant systems and sprinkler systems, including layout, sizing, and selection of components, to provide effective fire protection coverage in accordance with applicable codes and standards.

Design of fire alarm and voice evacuation systems, including detection devices, notification appliances, and emergency communication systems, to quickly alert occupants and facilitate safe evacuation during fire emergencies.

Design of gas suppression systems, such as CO2, FM200, and NOVEC, which are effective for protecting high-value assets and critical facilities

Design of public address systems, which are used for emergency communication during fire incidents, providing clear instructions to occupants and facilitating organized evacuation.