First-Line Fire Extinguisher

Make sure that your facility is properly outfitted with the right fire protection equipment and that everything is operating correctly. By equipping your business with adequate fire extinguishers and other protection equipment, you'll remain prepared in the event of a fire emergency and compliant with all of your local fire codes.

You need to make sure you're protected and that your employees are safe. No one wants to think about fire, but it's important to know what precautions you should take in order to prevent fires from happening at all. First Line Fire Extinguisher can help keep your business safe by providing an annual inspection of the fire extinguishers on site as well as installing new ones if necessary.

Every business owner and job site manager hopes that their employees will respond correctly in the event of a fire emergency. But without the proper training and instruction, you're leaving it up to chance. When you sign up for our fire safety training programs, you're putting your team in the best possible position to respond if an emergency occurs.

Pre-engineered fire suppression systems are built to provide an immediate response to a fire during the first few minutes, which can be critical when it comes to saving lives and property. Dry chemical fire suppression systems employ dry chemical compounds and are intended to act quickly and cover the fire.

In the event of a power failure or other service interruption, your employees will utilize emergency and exit lights to get to safety. These devices guide you in case there is an issue with fire alarm systems communicating emergencies or fires being extinguished by sprinklers.

Emergency lights are specifically designed for this purpose while exit signs help point out exits when they may be difficult to see during low-light conditions such as blackouts and smoke from fires that obstruct visibility en route to safe evacuation.Our technicians will inspect the lighting system to make sure that it's in proper condition in accordance with NFPA standards.