Under the Singapore Standard, Code of Practice SS 578, Use and Maintenance of Portable Fire Extinguishers, the owner or occupant of a premises is responsible for the inspection and maintenance of the fire extinguishers installed in the premises. This is to ensure that the fire extinguishers are in good working order.Our servicing and maintenance of extinguishers are only handled by qualified and trained technicians.

As part of annual inspection scope, we ;-

1. Weigh the fire extinguisher
2. Check to see if the fire extinguisher has been operated
3. Inspect pressure and the fire extinguisher to ensure that there is corrosion or damages.

Servicing and inspection of pressurized extinguishers is carried out at our shore servicing facility.  We have adequate facilities at our premises to conduct refilling of CO2.

Procedure for refilling Co2:-

1. Check the charges and ensure free flowing. If necessary, we will replace the charge in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. We maintain an ample amount of dry powder, foam and cartridges. 
2. Inspect safety pin. It has to be removable and the lever is undamaged. When required, we are able to top up pressure of the extinguishers. 

As part of 10 yearly service, we:-

1. Conduct a hydrostatic test of the fire extinguishers and any accompanying propellant cartridges

After a detailed examination, cleaning and replacing all parts that are found to be faulty. 

Care Tips

Owners will need to perform monthly inspection of the fire extinguishers.

1. Check location- Frie extinguishers should be in a designated spot, that is easily accessible
2. Check safety pin and seal- the safety pin deter sudden, unintended discharging. Tempered seals may also cause accidental discharge.
3. Check pressure gauge is in the green zone.
4. Ensure labels are visible
5. Check hose or nozzle and change if there are deformities or damage
6. Check the fire extinguishers for damages