Commercial Fire System Annual Maintenance Services

Product Description

Ensuring the operational readiness of fire protection systems is crucial for safeguarding lives and property. Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMCs) provide structured, proactive services to maintain and enhance the functionality of these systems.

Service Overview

Scope of Services:

• Fire Alarm Systems: Routine inspection of smoke detectors, testing and replacement of batteries, verification of control panel functionality, and checking signal transmission to local fire stations.

• Fire Extinguishers: Monthly inspections and servicing, recharging of used or expired extinguishers, hydrostatic pressure testing, and checking pressure valves for leakage.

• Fire Hydrant Systems: Testing water pressure and flow, ensuring operational hoses and nozzles, cleaning and lubricating valve mechanisms, and verifying emergency power backup.

• Sprinkler Systems: Checking water supply connections, inspection of nozzles for blockages, flushing pipelines to remove obstructions, and calibration of pressure regulators.

• Fire Suppression Systems (CO, FM-200, Water Mist): Gas level inspections and leak detection, functional testing of release mechanisms, refilling and replacing fire suppression agents, and system integrity assessments.

• Emergency Lighting & Exit Signage: Ensuring visibility of exit signs, battery checkups for emergency lighting, and replacement of faulty bulbs or LED panels.

Service Inclusions:

• Preventive Maintenance: Regular inspections and servicing to prevent breakdowns and ensure reliability.

• 24/7 Support: Round-the-clock emergency support, where the fire company can be contacted in case of any fire-related emergencies or equipment malfunctions.

• Compliance Assurance: Ensuring that the fire protection systems and equipment are in compliance with relevant fire safety codes, regulations, and industry standards.

• Replacement of Defective Parts: If any components or parts of the fire protection system are found to be defective or damaged during inspections, the fire company will replace or repair them as part of the contract.

• Priority Service: Clients with AMC often receive priority service over non-contract customers, especially during busy periods or peak fire incidents.

• Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of all inspections, testing, and maintenance activities performed on the client's fire protection systems.

• Training: Some AMCs may include training sessions for building occupants or employees on how to use fire safety equipment effectively and safely.