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A legend in fire protection
As DEM Fire embarks on a traineeship initiative that invites fresh talent to enter the fire protection and fire prevention industry, we also bid farewell to employees who have left a legacy in this essential services industry, like Stephen Thompson.
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Fire safety systems in hospitals
Fire prevention and fire safety are often overlooked, yet the need for fire protection, especially in hospital environments, proves that the relatively small industry that specialises in fire safety is one of the most important when it comes to making a difference in people’s lives.
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Positively affecting change in the fire prevention industry with a dedicated mentor and traineeship program
More needs to be done to positively impact change and stimulate growth in the fire prevention industry.
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DEM Fire guide to three-part fire evacuation plans
Typically, every commercial property must have an Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) as defined in the Australian standard for occupational health and safety, AS 3745-2010. The EPC is responsible for developing and managing your property’s fire evacuation plan, which has three key components: evacuation diagrams, emergency response plans and emergency training.
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Three steps to a fully accredited fire protection system design
Fire compliance and certification are central to safe and effective fire prevention solutions, from the design phase through to ongoing asset management. At DEM Fire, we deliver holistic fire protection services from an expert team of fire safety professionals. These are our recommended steps to ensure you have a fully accredited and effective fire protection system design.
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A DEM Fire guide to fire system baseline data
Fire system baseline data is central to efficient asset management and fire compliance. At DEM Fire, we’ve found not every customer holds that data or is aware of its importance, however. Whilst we can still maintain a system under AS1851 without baseline data, it’s often vital to compare test results for maintenance and Annual Fire Safety Statements.
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