FIRE WATCH SECURITY SERVICES
Fire watch security services employ trained guards to monitor areas at risk for fire hazards when fire alarms sprinkler systems fail. These services are crucial during construction and high-risk activities, reassurance for homeowners and businesses. Plancher Security Fire Watch personnel specialize in fire code compliance, conducting risk assessments and supervising “Hot Work” to protect your property from potential fire damage.
WHY HIRE A FIRE WATCH SECURITY COMPANY?
Violating OSHA safety regulations - even unintentionally can lead to costly fines and shutdowns. Professional fire watch guards check for fire hazards and notify decision-makers so they can take appropriate action. Most importantly, fire watch security guards ensure fire code compliance during periods of heightened risk, safeguarding personnel and property on site.
WHEN ARE FIRE WATCH SERVICES NEEDED?
Fire watch security guards are required on-site when built-in fire safety systems go offline, or when “Hot Work” such as welding or brazing is done without industrial safety systems present. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires the presence of fire watchers in situations that pose a higher fire risk.
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Job Site Safety
Fires can lead to severe outcomes, including property destruction, halted operations, and serious injuries. Implementing fire watch services can greatly mitigate the risk of devastating fire incidents.
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24/7 Coverage
The best and most reliable fire watch security guard companies provide 24/7 coverage with guards supporting each other in shifts. This prevents shutdowns and ensures on-site safety day and night
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Impartial Insight
Often, facility managers erroneously believe they are fire-code compliant. Given the seriousness of fire risk, minor violations can lead to extreme corrective action from fire marshals. Professional fire watch services bring fresh perspectives and expertise to ensure more comprehensive oversight.
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Peace Of Mind
Fire watch guards reduce liability by ensuring compliance with all applicable fire codes. Decision-makers are free to focus on day-to-day operations when they’re not required to be on-site OSHA experts.