For businesses, fire watch guards are an important safety component. Fire watch guards watch for anything that may be a potential fire danger ahead of there actually being a fire. Performing daily inspection and constantly monitoring your business with daily walk throughs inside and out of it. Ensuring that all fire hazards are on site and working properly.
Having professionally trained fire watch guards can help to reduce fire accident numbers. Many times we don’t pay enough attention to the potential dangers we have around us. We need to recognize our own personal safety as well. Fire protection services will help to prevent these types of accidents.
Along with providing daily safety inspections of your property, fire watch guards will be able to notify you of any potential fire hazards. This can include any type of electrical fire, gas leaks, or flammable liquids. These notifications can be via an automatic sprayer, siren or audible alarm. There are many different types of alarms depending on the type of fire, where you are located and if there is smoke, or other issues. Fire protection services will work closely with you and your business to implement these alerts in an effective manner to protect you, your workers and your clients.
Fire watch services are able to train you and your staff so that they can recognize any potential fire hazards. They provide training in fire safety and prevention. Along with this, fire watch guards can train your staff so that they know how to react quickly in an emergency situation.
Your fire watch guards can also provide patrol logs to your business. These patrol logs will contain a summary of all fire hazards, as well as their location. Each day your guards will go out and patrol around your property to make sure there are no potential fire hazards. You can have one or more guards monitoring the premises at all times.
Fire logs will list the names of the fire hazards, their locations, as well as the name and type of call made to your fire department. The logs will contain further details such as a description of the fire, the number of people that entered the building and any reports made to the fire service that were received. Fire watch guards are trained to listen for alarms and sound the alarm immediately. You should ensure your patrol log includes all of these details so you will be able to identify any potential dangers quickly.