Why get a fire safety audit
Most sites have fire equipment, but much of it is never checked until the day it is needed. Extinguishers go past their refill date, hose reels get blocked by stock, exit doors get locked, and new machines add load to old wiring. A fire safety audit finds these gaps while they are still cheap and easy to fix.
An audit is also useful before a fire NOC renewal, an insurance survey or a client audit. It does not replace the inspection by the fire department, but it helps you find and fix problems before that inspection.
What you get
- A clear report: each finding with its location, the risk, and what to do about it.
- Priorities: what to fix now, what to plan, and what is fine.
- One quote for the gaps: fire extinguishers, hydrant fittings, hose reels and signs from one place, with GST invoice.
How often should you audit?
Once a year is a good habit for most workplaces, and again whenever you change the layout, add machines or storage, or move into a new building. Pair it with an electrical safety audit, since many fires start in panels and wiring, and with fire safety training and a fire mock drill for your staff.
