Fire Safety Maintenance and AMC Services in Bangladesh

The Fire Prevention and Extinguishing Act 2003 and its 2014 rules expect owners to keep fire protection in working order, and factories also answer to the Labour Act 2006 and to RSC or buyer audits. In practice, auditors ask for dated maintenance and test records, so a system without them is treated as a finding.

Yes. Before taking over, we survey and test the systems and give you a list of existing faults, so the starting condition is on record. Missing drawings or panel access codes are noted, and we work from the manufacturer's documentation for brands such as Bosch, Hochiki or NAFFCO. After that, maintenance runs like any other contract.

Yes, as part of an AMC. Extinguishers are inspected for pressure, seals, damage and service dates under NFPA 10, and refills or hydrostatic tests are scheduled when due. Emergency and exit lights get a function test and a battery duration test. These items fail often, and auditors check them on every walk-round.

The date, the engineer's name, each system and device checked, test results with actual readings such as pump pressures and battery voltages, faults found, what was fixed on the day and what still needs action. The report should be signed and kept on site, because auditors and Fire Service inspectors ask to see it.