Moving Towards a Sustainable Future – Fire Fighting Foam
For decades, firefighting foam has been one of the most trusted tools in high-risk fire protection. From oil refineries to airports and marine vessels, Foams such as the Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) has long been the go-to agent for tackling Class B fires. Its effectiveness, however, came with an unseen cost until now.
The Fundamentals of CERT Equipment – SCBA
In every emergency, time is the most valuable resource. That’s why the Company Emergency Response Team (CERT) plays such a critical role in Singapore’s fire safety framework. Whether it’s a chemical spill, a fire, or a rescue operation, CERT members are trained to be the first respondents before external help arrives.
What is a First Fill Station? Why It Matters for Your Fire Suppression System.
With growing regulatory pressure on PFAS chemicals, fire suppression agents like Novec™ 1230 are being phased out globally. In fact, the manufacturer of Novec, 3M, has announced it will cease production by the end of 2025. For facilities all around the globe using clean agent systems, we foresee a wave of system reviews, refills, and replacements.
Navigating Through Marine Fire Protection Approvals
Singapore is home to one of the busiest ports in the world, connecting thousands of vessels across international waters every single day. Behind that impressive movement of goods, items, and people lies an equally critical layer of safety, marine fire protection. Every ship, offshore platform, and support vessel must carry firefighting systems that are not only effective but also approved under the right international standards.
Are All Fire Extinguishers The Same?
Did you know that marine and fire extinguishers on land are significantly different? At first glance, they may look almost identical, you’ll see the same red cylinder, same nozzle, same pull pin. But on the inside, they’re designed very differently to meet the unique challenges of their environments.