Cwmbran Fire Protection is an industry leading provider for the supply and maintenance of fire extinguishers, fire alarms and emergency lighting systems. We delivery fire safety training and carry out fire risk assessments. Peace of mind for commercial clients of all sizes for over 30 years. Cwmbran Fire Protection endeavour to provide the highest levels of service and workmanship at all times.
Our engineering teams are highly skilled and are familiar with all makes of manufacturer's equipment. From the time of enquiry through to delivery and beyond, our team will work along side you to understand your fire protection requirements leaving you and your property fully protected from the threat of fire.
Our engineering teams are highly skilled and are familiar with all makes of manufacturer's equipment. From the time of enquiry through to delivery and beyond, our team will work along side you to understand your fire protection requirements leaving you and your property fully protected from the threat of fire.
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Cwmbran Fire Protection was established in 1983 and built a sound reputation as a leading provider for the supply, service and maintenance of fire fighting equipment covering the South Wales area. Due to retirement, the company was taken over in 2006 and became Cwmbran Fire Protection (SW) Ltd.
With a 30 year background in the electrical and security industries our directors and management were able to develop the fire protection business into the fire safety specialists we are today.
With a 30 year background in the electrical and security industries our directors and management were able to develop the fire protection business into the fire safety specialists we are today.
Fire extinguishers are key when it comes to protecting your staff, your premises and your asssets from the rapid and devastating effects of fire. Maintenance of these are vital to ensure they are in full working order should they be required but also for your business to comply with current fire legislation, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Fire alarm systems can often provide an earlier indication that there is a fire in the building therefore ongoing maintenance is essential for you to have a reliable system that will notify you and the buildings occupants of an emergency. A regular service is also required for compliance with current fire legislation.
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 stipulates that all commercial premises must have a Fire Risk Assessment carried out by a competent and suitably qualified person. If your business has 5 or more employees then the findings must be officially set down in writing and available should the Fire Service carry out an Inspection.
The best way to prevent fire at your business premises is to train staff at recognising fire risks and eliminating hazards before they become dangerous. Fire Training for employees is mandatory and should be delivered annually or when new staff join the company. Training is also required as and when significant changes happen within the workplace such as an extension or change of layout.
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Andrea Newton
Nov 05, 2018
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