Fire Safety

Being aware of the potential causes of fire and ways in which to minimise them is imperative to lowering fire risk and avoiding potential losses to your business. In addition, greater awareness of fire causes [...]

Class F fires are one of the most common fires to ignite in a commercial kitchen; and, with areas that see such constant daily use and also involve open flames, you can probably see why! [...]

Class E fires are one of the more common fires to ignite in a home or office, with a high number of electronic devices populating most homes in the modern age it is wise to [...]

Class D fires are much less common than other types of fire, though no less hazardous, and pose their own set of risks. The combustibles in a Class D fire are highly unlikely to be [...]

Because they’re most commonly used to extinguish flammable gas fires, Class C fire equipment can be found in commercial kitchens, workshops, and garages. In addition, your Class C fire extinguisher can also be used on [...]

Fire extinguishers to fight Class B fires are one of the more common type of fire extinguisher used as front line containment that you’ll see in workplaces across Australia. When we talk about common combustibles [...]

Fire extinguishers to fight Class A fires are probably the most common type of front line defence that you’ll see in homes and offices across Australia. That’s because, when we talk about ordinary combustibles in [...]

As Melbourne expands, more and more people are moving into apartments; from multi-level city spaces to older suburban homes that have been converted to two or three flats. No matter the set up, the maintenance [...]

Just like the CFA and MFB reminders to change your smoke alarm batteries when daylight savings comes around, we like to give all our clients a gentle nudge about workplace fire safety training. As with [...]