Fire Safety Services

Fire Safety We provide a wide range of fire safety services, including fire alarms, sprinklers, emergency lighting and fire extinguishers. Security Our security offering includes CCTV, alarm monitoring, intruder alarms and access control. A fire risk assessment is a methodical investigation of a business premises, highlighting the fire risks and safety levels of the surroundings. As an employer, landlord, owner, occupier or manager, you have a legal duty according to The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 to ensure fire safety within your business.

Positioning ourselves as a national company with a local presence, we fill the market space between large, corporate companies and small, local suppliers. Our highly qualified team of full-time technicians are spread out across the UK, always on hand when you need them. Churches Fire & Security has always developed in response to the requirements of customers. We set ourselves apart from the competition as the only fully-integrated fire safety company in the UK. Nobody else can deliver a comprehensive fire protection, including in-house sprinkler service, maintenance and installation, without going to a third party.

When you have a requirement for an intruder alarm in your business, you will need to assess which entry points and locations you wish to have covered. This investigation will identify where alarm detectors should be placed in order to give the optimum security coverage. An Intruder Alarm Systems expert from Churches Fire & Security can survey your site to consider your business requirements. They will then produce a plan of precisely how your detectors and intruder alarm should be installed on your premises to the relevant business specifications.

Access control lets a business owner control who has access to a premises. Through these systems you can operate and manage doors, gates and barriers. There are a number of installations, including video and telephone entry or computer-controlled systems managed through magnetic card or proximity readers. Offices, factories and industrial sites, schools, care accommodation, hospitals and hotels all make use of access control systems, which can also be connected to the Building Management Systems (BMS).

Emergency lighting is one of the most important systems to put in place to protect your people and your business. Its primary purpose is to illuminate escape routes, but it is also used to light up signs and other safety equipment. Emergency lighting operates automatically when a lighting circuit loses the mains power supply. In the event of a fire, safe and efficient evacuation is paramount. Churches Fire & Security provides emergency lighting systems that are fully compliant, ensuring that the emergency exits and escape routes are fully illuminated in the event of a lighting failure.

A CCTV (closed circuit television) System is the use of video cameras to send signals to a particular place on a number of monitored displays. In business terms, it allows for monitoring of the activity and visitors on your premises. There are a number of different systems available, specific to particular business requirements and their needs for CCTV, whether that be for building monitoring or identification in the event of a crime. CCTV systems can be used as both a surveillance tool and as a method of identifying and prosecuting thieves.

Churches Fire & Security offers a comprehensive design, installation, commissioning and maintenance service for all types of detection - including single-point smoke, heat and carbon monoxide detection, beam detection, wireless, air sampling (aspirated) and gas suppression systems. The vast majority of buildings need a fire alarm to ensure the protection of life and property. They are the safest and most reliable way of informing all employees and staff of a fire situation. British Standards defines the category required for a specific risk.

Churches Fire & Security provides a broad range of security services to customers across the UK, providing reliable solutions to ensure protection from theft.

In order to comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, fire door installation and maintenance is a key requirement for every business and establishment to which the Order applies. In the event of a fire, when used as part of the passive fire protection of the building, a well maintained and fully operational fire door will help prevent the spread of fire and smoke between separate compartments of a structure and enable occupants to escape safely from the building. A key contributor towards a safe work environment, fire doors can be used to separate escape routes from hazards aiding in the emergency evacuation process, by providing valuable time for escape.

With an intruder alarm located on your business premises, you can increase the level of security protection with monitoring. A monitored system sends a signal when it is triggered that connects to an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) via the telephone line or cellular network. The ARC is a permanently manned location with staff dedicated to monitoring intruder alarms and alerting the relevant people as necessary. Churches Fire & Security can connect your intruder alarm system to an ARC via DualCom or other signalling networks.