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When it comes to fire safety, having the right fire extinguishers and ensuring they’re in top working condition is crucial. That’s why FSS Technologies is the ideal choice for your fire extinguisher needs. We offer expert installation, inspection, and maintenance services to ensure your fire extinguishers are always ready to perform when needed most.
At FSS, we operate a state-of-the-art facility that allows us to thoroughly inspect, recharge, and maintain your fire extinguishers to the highest industry standards. Our team of NICET-certified technicians uses the latest equipment and technology to guarantee that your extinguishers are working properly and meet all local regulations.
We offer a range of fire extinguisher services, from initial installation to annual inspections and recharging. Our proactive approach ensures that your equipment is always compliant and functioning, providing you with peace of mind that your safety is in good hands. Whether you need to replace an old extinguisher, have your current one inspected, or require a comprehensive maintenance plan, we are here to help.
With decades of experience and a commitment to world-class customer service, FSS Technologies is your trusted partner for all fire extinguisher needs. Don’t leave fire safety to chance—trust the experts at FSS to ensure that your fire extinguishers are always ready to protect you, your employees, and your property. Reach out to us today to schedule a service or consultation.
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FSS Technologies should be your trusted partner for fire extinguisher services because we combine certified expertise with a commitment to compliance and safety. From installation to inspections, our team ensures your extinguishers are always ready, properly placed, and meet all regulatory standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
The type depends on the hazards present. Common types include ABC (multi-purpose), CO₂, Class K (kitchens), and Class D (combustibles). FSS can assess your space to ensure code-compliant selection per NFPA 10.
NFPA 10 requires extinguishers to be placed so that travel distance to an extinguisher is no more than 75 feet for Class A hazards. Placement is based on square footage and risk type.
Per NFPA 10, they must be mounted on walls, visible, unobstructed, and accessible, typically 3.5 to 5 feet off the ground, and near exit paths or hazard areas.
They require monthly visual inspections and annual inspections by a licensed technician. Additionally, NFPA 10 mandates internal maintenance or hydrostatic testing every 5, 6, or 12 years, depending on type.
Only trained and certified professionals can perform annual maintenance and testing, ensuring compliance with NFPA 10 and local AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) standards.
Use the PASS technique: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. FSS offers onsite or virtual training to ensure staff are ready to respond in an emergency.
Yes. OSHA and DOT require extinguishers in many commercial vehicles, especially those transporting flammable materials or people, and they must be secured and accessible.
Yes—most extinguishers can be recharged, even after partial discharge. Never put one back in service until it’s inspected and refilled by a professional.
Neglecting maintenance can result in fines, failed inspections, insurance issues, and most importantly, a non-functional extinguisher in an emergency. Staying up to code is critical.
FSS provides code-compliant placement, inspections, recharges, hydrotesting, and staff training, ensuring your extinguishers are always ready—and your business stays protected and compliant.
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