Unrivalled fire protection for over 40 years

Architectural Elegance: A Closer Look at Our Urban Heritage Nestled at a street corner, our premises in the Old Brewery is a two-story building that as a testament to architectural elegance and historical charm. Build in 1914 red brick façade, complemented by stone accents around the windows and corners, showcases a blend of durability and aesthetic appeal. The ground floor features a robust brown entrance door flanked by large windows with white blinds, hinting at a welcoming yet private interior. Above the entrance, signage suggests commercial activity, adding to the building’s vibrant urban presence. The second story, with its three evenly spaced windows framed in dark hues, contrasts beautifully against the warm brick tones. Decorative cornice work along the roofline adds a touch of grandeur, highlighting the craftsmanship of a bygone era. This building is not just a structure but the home of Fireproof Fire Engineering, preserving the stories and memories of the past while seamlessly integrating into the modern cityscape on the fringes of Oldham. Its presence enriches the architectural tapestry of the area, offering a glimpse into the historical narrative of urban development.  

Fireproof Fire Engineering Limited has achieved the prestigious LPCB Level 4 accreditation, the highest approval level for automatic sprinkler systems. This certification, awarded by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB), is globally recognized and confirms that our product performs to the highest fire safety and security specifications. The LPCB has been setting the standards for fire and security products and services for over 150 years, making this accreditation a significant testament to our commitment to safety. Our company is now certified to design and install automatic sprinkler systems in line with the Loss Prevention Standard (LPS) 1048-1, for all types of sprinkler systems and all hazard classifications. This ensures the utmost safety and protection for our facility, employees, and operations. We are also member of the Fire Protection Association. We are also proud to announce that our company has also achieved the Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS) and SafeContractor accreditations. CHAS, a leader in the UK for compliance and risk management, is an authority in setting health and safety standards across various industries. Our CHAS accreditation demonstrates our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health and safety. Similarly, our SafeContractor accreditation signifies our dedication to health and safety, sustainability, and ethical practices⁶. SafeContractor, a Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) accreditation, verifies information across health, safety, financial, and ethical practices. This accreditation assures our customers that we meet all the standards and regulations they require. These recognitions underline our commitment to providing a safe and secure working environment, and they stand as a testament to our dedication to excellence in all aspects of our operations.

New Installation in Blackburn nears completion   The recent installation of a fire protection sprinkler system in a production facility in Blackburn marks a significant step towards enhanced safety measures on the site. This system is designed to detect and suppress fires, thereby protecting both the facility’s assets and its employees. The sprinkler system is equipped with quick response sprinkler heads that activate in response to a significant rise in temperature, typically indicative of a fire. The installation process was meticulously carried out by a team of Fireproof's professionals who ensured that the system met all the necessary safety standards. The system has been strategically placed throughout the facility to provide comprehensive coverage. In the event of a fire, the system is designed to control and extinguish the flames, minimizing damage and providing crucial time for evacuation. This new installation underscores the facility’s commitment to safety and the well-being of its employees. It serves as a critical component of the facility’s overall fire prevention strategy, contributing to a safer and more secure working environment.