The Power Behind the Li-ion Battery
Lithium (Li) Renowned for it's high energy density and reactivity, perfect for batteries. When lithium burns, it undergoes a highly exothermic reaction with oxygen, releasing a significant amount of energy…
Remember, remember…
Please take care this November. We know fireworks are fun, but handled wrongly they can be very dangerous, as well as causing bushfires. We've put together a safety list for…
We invite you to join us!
The FireNZ 2022 Conference & Exhibition is nearly on us and our preparation is underway! We're taking some great equipment with us to show you and tickets are free! (there…
5-point Winter Site Checklist
OK, so we know it's not likely to freeze around here but we've still got you a 5-point Winter Site Checklist, just to keep you ahead of the game. Rain,…
The importance of preventing fire hazards post construction
One such area that proves to be an ongoing concern and high fire risk is the kitchens installed in these units, with over 50% of house fires starting in the kitchen.
Protecting your people and assets on site
Did you know that over 170,000 people are employed within the construction industry in New Zealand? And… unfortunately, fires on building sites are not uncommon.
Fire Safety – Whose Responsibility Is It?
In numerous cases, fires cause disruption of regular building work and force builders and contractors to shoulder unexpected costs. The damage can usually run into millions and eliminate any chances of financial recovery. Fires in structures under construction and in structures undergoing major renovation can cost property loss, injuries, and even lives.
All you need to know about Spill Kits
Have you ever wondered... What exactly is a spill kit and what are they used for?What types of spill kits are available?Does my workplace even require a spill kit?Which kit…
Fire Hazards on your Construction Site
With over 170,000 people employed within the construction industry awareness of fire prevention is something that no employer or employee for that matter, can overlook.