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Construction sites are fast-moving environments where fire risks can change daily. Hot works, temporary electrics, fuel storage, timber, insulation, adhesives and site cabins can all increase the risk of fire before permanent systems are in place.
That’s why having the right temporary fire safety equipment is essential. From fire extinguishers and fire points to site alarms, contractor stands and construction fire safety packs, we provide practical solutions to help keep your site compliant, protected and ready to respond.
Hot works and welding
Cutting, grinding, soldering and welding can create sparks, heat and ignition sources.
Temporary electrics
Portable electrical systems, generators, chargers and temporary lighting can increase fire risk.
Combustible materials
Timber, packaging, insulation, adhesives, paints and fuels can allow fires to spread quickly.
Temporary buildings and site cabins
Cabins, welfare units and storage areas often contain heaters, electrics and combustible contents.
Limited protection during construction
Sites may not yet have permanent fire detection, alarms, compartmentation or sprinklers installed.
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Fire extinguishers typically needed on construction sites are powder, foam, water and CO2 extinguishers.
These extinguishers are suitable for different fire risks that are common on site, such as fires involving building materials, electrical systems, flammable liquids and gases.
It is crucial to match your fire extinguisher to the fire risk, which will be reported on your fire risk assessment.
There is no specific fire extinguisher size required for every construction site. Instead, the number, size and type of fire extinguishers required are determined by a fire risk assessment of the premises. This assessment identifies fire hazards and outlines what control measures are needed to keep the site safe.
A temporary fire alarm system is a portable, wireless fire alarm system which can be used on construction sites where permanent installation isn't ideal. The alarm system can be easily moved and reinstalled as the layout of your site changes.
Temporary fire alarm systems are vital on construction sites since they provide necessary fire detection, giving early warnings to workers to ensure themselves and the property remain protected, and it is also a vital part of complying with legal fire safety requirements. They are designed to suit the constant changes in construction site layouts and are easy to move and reinstall.
Fire points on construction sites are durable, mobile units designed to serve as a focus or assembly point for workers to gather or access essential fire protection equipment. These stations can be equipped with various fire safety equipment such as extinguishers, alarms and more.
Fire extinguisher trolleys are required on construction sites because they allow for fire extinguishers and other essentials to be easily moved in the constantly changing setting of construction sites. They ensure essential safety equipment is easily accessible and safely protected from onsite activity.
Fire extinguisher trolleys improve fire safety in construction sites since they allow for fire safety equipment to be easily moved as the layout evolves, and for constant, easy access, visibility of equipment, and protection from damage.
