Warehouse And Manufacturing Facilities

Preventing a warehouse fire or protecting a manufacturing facility from fire dangers can prove to be challenging tasks. In addition to the size and scope of the property, the product being manufactured or stored within the facility needs special attention and consideration also. At AFP we understand these challenges and also have experience overcoming these issues.

Warehouse Fire Protection Challenges:

• changes in occupancy and storage
• harsh environments
• Response Time

Occupancy and Storage. 

The products that are stored in warehouses are constantly changing. The type of product and how it is stored will affect the how the fire protection system is designed. Issues arise when a warehouse changes hands and/or the type of product stored in a warehouse changes. Associated Fire Protection engineers work with our customers to make sure their space is properly protected depending on use and occupancy. Should anything change with the space, we are only one call away and scheduling is easy and timely.

Harsh Environments. 

A harsh environment can be defined as a setting where the survival or effectiveness of a person or object can be difficult or impossible. From frozen foods to flammable liquid storage, these environments can be harsh on equipment. Proper understanding and consideration needs to be assed in order to determine the correct fire prevention system as well as maintenance and testing schedules. Our technicians are experienced in designing the proper safety system to withstand the elements and will work with you for your specific needs.

Response Time. 

When a fire alarm misfires or there is an issue with the system, a timely response is absolutely necessary. With five locations in New York and New Jersey and technicians on call 24/7, Associated Fire Protection has the resources to respond to an emergency or service issue in a timely manner.