Assessment & fire-system design
Review the site, occupancy, project stage and existing provisions before defining system layouts, equipment schedules and interfaces.
Technical planning, supply, installation, commissioning and documentation structured around the full project lifecycle.
Fire protection crosses architecture, structure, MEP, approvals and the live construction sequence.
Each package can stand alone, but the strongest project outcome comes from keeping the disciplines coordinated.
Review the site, occupancy, project stage and existing provisions before defining system layouts, equipment schedules and interfaces.
Plan and execute internal and external hydrants, wet risers, hose systems, sprinklers, valves and distribution pipework.
Coordinate fire-pump arrangements, suction and discharge manifolds, storage tanks, pressure systems and pump-room access.
Connect detectors, manual call points, notification devices and control equipment with the building response strategy.
Manage approved materials, routing, supports, site labour and coordination with electrical, plumbing and mechanical work.
Verify system operation, record checks, close observations and prepare an owner-focused handover package.
Organize the drawings, equipment information, test records and coordination needed for authority review and project closeout.
Each handoff is visible, documented and owned by the project team.
Capture the real building and project constraints.
Set systems, interfaces, materials and responsibilities.
Resolve services and construction dependencies.
Install with ongoing quality and progress checks.
Test, document and prepare the owner handover.
We support documentation, testing evidence and coordination through the approval process. Final decisions remain with the relevant authority and depend on the building, submitted records and site compliance.