Fire Control Equipment

Fire controls such as fire extinguisher cabinets, fire blankets, extinguisher stands, fire buckets, and alarms are essential components of workplace fire safety systems. Fire extinguisher cabinets provide secure storage for fire extinguishers, protecting them from damage and ensuring they are readily accessible in the event of a fire emergency. These cabinets are strategically located throughout the workplace in easily identifiable and accessible areas, such as near exits, stairwells, and high-risk areas prone to fire hazards. Fire blankets are another important fire control measure, used to smother small fires or wrap around individuals to shield them from flames. They are typically mounted on walls or stored in cabinets for quick access and are commonly found in kitchens, laboratories, and workshops where fires may occur.

Extinguisher stands and fire buckets are additional fire control measures used to enhance workplace fire safety. Extinguisher stands provide a stable and visible location for fire extinguishers, ensuring they are easily spotted and accessible during emergencies. These stands are often positioned in open areas or corridors where they can be quickly reached by personnel. Fire buckets, typically filled with sand or water, are used to contain small fires or suppress flames before they escalate. They are strategically placed in areas where flammable materials or equipment are present, such as near welding stations, fuel storage areas, or outdoor work zones. Finally, fire alarms are critical components of workplace fire safety systems, providing early warning to occupants and triggering evacuation procedures in the event of a fire emergency. They are installed throughout the workplace, including in corridors, common areas, and high-occupancy spaces, to ensure that everyone can hear and respond to the alarm promptly.