«PBF Fire Systems provides fire protection of the facility through risk management based on extensive experience at the design and construction stages.

Improving the fire safety of a future project begins with risk analysis and inventory. To do this, you need to be proficient in many technical disciplines. First, you need architectural expertise to evaluate all aspects of the design from a fire safety perspective. 

Elevator shafts and stairwells can catch fire, and the source of the fire can spread through the chimney to other areas. Likewise, the lack of windows, tight corridors, and unanticipated emergency passages and exits can become unnecessary risks in the event of a potential fire. In addition, designing high quality and cost-effective fire suppression systems requires considerable mechanical engineering knowledge. Finally, designing detection and evacuation systems requires expertise in IT and electrical engineering. 

«PBF Firesystems understands all this and has been taking it into account in construction projects since 2015. 

The purpose of the future building also plays an important role in assessing fire safety risks. A robotic multi-storey warehouse is different from a residential building, railway tunnel, factory or farm. Assessing fire risks requires an understanding of production processes, storage conditions, and internal transportation of goods or hazardous substances.   

In addition to purely construction specifics and the laying of utility networks, PBF Fire Systems always takes into account people's behavior during a fire, traffic patterns, and crowd control. It is better to trust professionals when it comes to fire safety of a construction project.