Special hazard fire suppression systems
Special hazard fires are defined by the critical nature of an operation or how easily the protected items or functions can be replaced. To determine if you need a special hazards fire suppression system, start by asking these questions:
- Can the items be replaced?
- Can you afford down time caused by fire damage or clean-up?
- Are there redundant systems? Can you still operate if this system goes down?
If you answer no to these questions, then you need to look at fire protection not only for the structure of the building, but for the assets it contains.
Special hazard fire suppression system design
Special hazard fire suppression systems require employee training. For more information on how Koetter Fire Protection can help train your employees on your fire suppression systems visit our client training page here, or contact us about our new “Teach and Train” offerings.