Inadequate fire-protection standards in commercial kitchens is a recipe for disaster, with insurers running the rule over sites before agreeing to provide cover.

Annually kitchen fires cost millions of dollars in lost revenue and repairs, risk staff and diners lives and cost tens of thousands of jobs. 

From lightning strikes to faulty equipment and electricals, petrochemical sites are especially vulnerable to fires which can destroy facilities and cause shocking environmental fallout. Here’s how oil, gas and energy companies can protect their assets and reputation.

A range of fire-suppression measures are available to businesses

A strong knowledge of strategies to prevent or limit fires on industrial and commercial sites is essential for engineers and designers as they seek to minimise risks for their clients. Here are some key factors to understand about fire suppression trends. 

Fires can have a devastating impact on high-hazard industrial, manufacturing and commercial facilities.

For organisations that need to protect people and business-critical data centres, a gaseous fire suppression system should be on the agenda.

Delta Fire are experienced in working with essential services organisations to ensure nothing effects your operations during this critical time.  Some of our clients include: Agribusiness Inghams JBS Dinmore M&J Chickens Steggles/ Baiada Food processing Sanitarium VIP Pet Food Supermarkets Costco Woolworths Aged Care Alkira Aged Care Toogoolawah St Martins Aged Care St Patricks Villas St Rita’s St Vincents Aged Care SVCS Mitchelton Hospitals Mackay Based Hospital Belmont Private Hospital Mater Hospital PA Hospital Prince Charles Hospital Prince of Wales Hospital Royal Brisbane Hospital Toowoomba Hospital Wesley Private Hospital Data Centres Suncorp administration centre Woolworths VIP Pet Foods DP World ...

Relying on outdated solutions when trying to prevent the risks of floating roof tank fires on petrochemical sites does not make sense, especially when the latest technology is far more effective.

Industrial sites inevitably turn to foam-dosing systems to suppress fires, but it is important to carefully consider the competing options to ensure the best possible cost, safety and environmental outcomes.

Australia as a nation is currently in a state of emergency and it’s our essential services that are critical in helping supporting our country through a crisis. We want to offer our support to help your essential services clients to do their important work without having to worry about their fire protection systems. We are experienced in working with essential services organisations to ensure nothing effects their operations during this critical time.  Some of our clients include: Agribusiness Inghams JBS Dinmore M&J Chickens Steggles/ Baiada Food processing Sanitarium VIP Pet Food Supermarkets Costco Woolworths Aged Care Alkira Aged Care Toogoolawah St ...

Australia as a nation is currently in a state of emergency and it’s organisation’s like yours that are critical in helping supporting our country through a crisis. Given that you are an essential service and what you are doing is critical, we want to offer our support to help you do the important work that you are doing without having to worry about your fire protection systems. We are experienced in working with essential services organisations like yours to ensure nothing effects your operations during this critical time.  Some of our clients include: Agribusiness Inghams JBS Dinmore M&J Chickens Steggles/ ...

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In the firing line – how to protect invaluable data centres

Understanding the effects of fire-suppression systems

When business owners and managers weigh up their main business risks, the possibility of fires rarely rates a mention, but such incidents can be devastating for the business and its employees.