Continuous cover for hot works and impaired systems.
Insurance-compliant watch teams, fully documented.
What we do
When your fire detection is offline or your team is performing hot works, regulations require dedicated supervision. Our fire watch teams provide the continuous cover your insurer, principal contractor and local fire authority expect — with the paperwork to prove it.
- Trained hot-works fire watchers
- Extinguisher & escape route checks
- Written watch logs for your insurer
- 24/7 short-notice mobilisation
- Hot works & welding operations
- Alarm or sprinkler impairment
- Post-works cool-down periods
- Facilities management contractors
Common questions
How long does a fire watch need to continue after hot works?+
Most insurers require a minimum 60-minute post-works watch, with many demanding two hours. We follow your permit-to-work spec and log every minute.
Do you cover overnight alarm impairments?+
Yes. Overnight and weekend cover is one of our most requested services — we deploy in pairs for larger sites.
Will you provide extinguishers?+
Every watcher arrives with the correct extinguisher class for the hazard, plus torches, radios and PPE.
Ready to book fire watch services?
Send us the details and we'll come back with a quote — usually the same day.