Monthly inspection
Anyone can do itA visual inspection to confirm the extinguisher is properly charged. Chemical stir to prevent the powder agent compacting. Re-hang the extinguisher.

Fire extinguisher service
Fire protection must be well-planned. A system you can have confidence in rests on three things.
Quality equipment must be used.
That equipment must be serviced and maintained on a regular basis.
Your people must know how to operate it in an emergency.
Your A+ Fire & Safety technician will help you determine if your suppression system and fire extinguishers are up to code, and give you a free, no-obligation bid to bring them into compliance.
We work to keep downtime to a minimum, even if that means working beyond normal business hours, and we work with local fire protection agencies to help you get the permits you need.
Our sales and service team will help you choose the right equipment and advise on placement to meet National Fire Protection Association standards. Our vehicles are equipped for on-site service and recharging.

We develop a service schedule based on your needs, your equipment and the codes that apply. Depending on the size and type of operation, inspections are weekly, monthly, quarterly or semi-annual, with maintenance every year.
We use current, state-of-the-art equipment for efficient, accurate service. Quality is assured with colour-coded seals and tags, and we fix external collar labels to dry chemical extinguishers when six-year maintenance is done.

NFPA & OSHA requirements
A visual inspection to confirm the extinguisher is properly charged. Chemical stir to prevent the powder agent compacting. Re-hang the extinguisher.
Visual inspection of the charge, confirming the hose is clear and the extinguisher is hung properly without obstructions. Chemical stir, certification tagging and re-hanging.
Removal of the extinguishing agent, replacement of worn parts, refill and re-pressurize, certification tagging and re-hanging.
Pressure testing of critical components (cylinder, shell, hose assembly) with liquid to find leaks and structural flaws. Certification tagging and re-hanging.

OSHA requires employees to be trained before they discharge a fire extinguisher. We can help you comply with hands-on training that teaches your staff to put out small fires quickly and safely.
Your technician will check your extinguishers and suppression equipment and give you a free, no-obligation bid to bring everything into compliance.