The benefits of consolidating your fire safety and security solutions
At Churches Fire & Security, we can help your business secure cost savings by consolidating your fire and security services. The more services you have, the greater your savings could be.
Brand New Alarm Receiving Centre launched
Protect your business premises with 24/7 alarm monitoring from Churches Fire & Security.
The Importance of Fire Alarms & Emergency Lighting
Fire Alarms and Emergency Lighting are principal services in any fire safety system. Thousands of businesses across the country utilise their capabilities to further protect people and property from the threat of fire.
Fire Extinguishers – Everything you need to know
For thousands of restaurants, hotels, offices, factories, hospitals, leisure facilities, and retailers across the UK, fire extinguishers act as the first line of defence, should a fire occur. With the blueprint for reopening now set, your fire extinguishers must be fully operational.
Online Fire Safety Training
Ensure your employees know how to act in the event of a fire with comprehensive Fire Safety Training from Churches Fire & Security.
THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
Access Control Systems play a vital role in providing enhanced security for businesses throughout the UK, including offices, industrial sites, factories, care homes, hospitals and hotels.
Are your fire extinguishers in full working order and legally compliant?
For thousands of restaurants, hotels, offices, factories, hospitals, leisure facilities, and retailers across the UK, fire extinguishers act as the first line of defence, should a fire occur. With the blueprint for reopening now set, your fire extinguishers must be fully operational.
New Regulations Highlight the Importance of Sprinkler Systems
Following on from our post two weeks ago, Churches Fire and Security is taking an in depth look at the newly amended Statutory Guidance in relation to building height and sprinkler systems.
What Is Fire Alarm Monitoring?
A working fire alarm system alerts those in the building to the presence of a fire. However when the premises unattended or temporarily closed, the alarm can go unheard. With a fire alarm monitoring system in place, an alert can be automatically sent to the fire and rescue services via an alarm receiving centre (ARC).
