You have already invested in a fire protection system and are comfortable knowing lives and properties are safe. Did you know that your systems, including fire sprinklers, need to be regularly inspected and tested to ensure that they will perform properly if 
called upon in a fire? In fact, All standards and laws mandate periodic fire system inspections for just that reason. Safety Scope can provide fire sprinkler testing and inspection, as well as inspection and testing services for every type of fire protection system, aligned with your schedule, and with no disruption to your business.
There is no need to call multiple fire protection contractors! You can rest assured that whether it’s a simple wet system, fire alarm, or a complex clean agent or pre-action system, our highly skilled technicians will test all of your fire protection systems without unexpected nuisance alarms or equipment shutdowns.
INSPECTION AND TESTING OF SYSTEMS WE CAN PERFORM:
- Wet, dry, pre-action, and deluge fire sprinkler systems
- Backflow prevention devices
- Fire alarm, detection, FM-200™, Novec, dry chemical and CO2 systems
- High, medium, and low expansion foam systems including foam quality and proportioning
- Fire pump performance testing, diesel and electric
- Standpipe and hydrants
- Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual, and five year required frequencies
- Room integrity testing (suppression systems)
- Sensitivity testing (conventional smoke detectors)
- Obstruction investigations, corrosion testing
Is your fire protection system ready to operate?
The best way to ensure your fire protection equipments and systems are ready when needed during a fire emergency, is by establishing a sound Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance (ITM) program.
Find out the importance of adequately maintaining, testing and inspecting various types of fire protection systems and equipment, and the recommended frequencies and routines.
Provide three maintenance type:
- Preventive maintenance:
Typically involves routine inspections, upgrades, proper lubrication (where applicable), adjustments, and replacement of outdated equipment or parts according the international standards and/or manufacturing manual instructions.
- Predictive maintenance
Tracks the normal operation of an appliance or machine to detect possible defects before they pose a problem. This type of maintenance uses condition-monitoring technology to measure the performance of equipment.
- Planned maintenance
Planned maintenance covers any maintenance that is planned, scheduled, and documented. It is specifically defined as, preventive maintenance that is carried out according to a set plan.