Fire risk assessment companies

At Firesafe International, our fire extinguisher sales department can help you identify, supply, install and commission the right extinguisher based on your requirements. Extinguishers are usually stocked and ready for immediate dispatch to you. And for those that require it, one of our FETA or BAFE qualified engineers will install and commission too. Find out more at our website.

Fire risk assessors

Our experienced Fire risk assessors have provided risk assessments for all types and manor of properties. As each risk assessment will vary according to the type of property, the activities within or around it, and many other variables, it is difficult to fix an exact cost but we are dedicated to helping you in the best way possible. For further information please call us on 01743 761 000 or visit our website at: http://www.firesafeinternational.co.uk

Face fit testing

Face fit testing is a test in which to see how well a respirator fits a person’s face. In any work place if you issue clothes you have to issue the right size. However, respirators were commonly believed to be one size fits all but that’s not the case as more people have died from respiratory hazards in the work place. For more information on face fit testing visit our site at: http://www.firesafeinternational.co.uk/page/face_fit_testing

Fire Risk Assessment Company

With a nationwide service, we can provide a single source fire risk assessment solution for facilities managers, groups and national accounts, as well as single site locations. Centrally located in the West Midlands, we are close to national and international networks; on top of that we are able to travel to anywhere in the world, often at short notice. Find out more at our website. 

Fire Risk Assessment

There are two commonly used methods of confirming mask fit:

Qualitative - This is perhaps the most common face fit tesing method and is best understood as assessing the "Quality" of the fit. A strong tasting substance is used as a test agent and the basic principal is that if the person wearing the mask is unable to taste the agent, then the mask fits.

Quantitative - This face fit testing technique involves measuring the fit of a mask and "Quantifying" the result. It involves the use of computerised test equipment which measures mask leakage. There are a few types of test equipment available but by far the most common used is the TSI Portacount machine. This is able to measure small naturally occurring particles (pollen, sand, smoke, fly ash, etc).

Find out more about our face fit testing service by visiting our website.