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Firewatch is now a part of Johnson Controls. On July 30, 2021 Johnson Controls and Firewatch reached an acquisition agreement.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How to select the correct fire extinguisher?

Where should fire extinguishers be placed?

How often should fire extinguiishers be inspected?

FAQ: Fire Extinguisher InspectionsIn the province of Alberta, fire extinguishers need to be inspected when initially placed into service, and on a monthly basis thereafter. The initial and monthly inspections may be carried out by an organization's management or an employee designated by management.

For more information on how to perform a monthly fire extinguisher inspection, please download our guide.

Monthly Fire Extinguisher Inspection Guide.

The Alberta Fire Code (AFC 2006, Division B, Article 6.2.1.1) also requires fire extinguishers to be inspected on an annual basis by a certfied fire extinguisher servicing company like Firewatch. The purpose of the annual inspection is to "give maximum assurance that a fire extinguisher will operate effectively and safely" when required. The annual inspection is a more thourough examination of fire extinguishers which may include hydrostatic testing to check the strength of the extinguisher cylinder and confirm that no leaks are present.

When do fire extinguishers require maintenance?

Which is more cost effective, recharging or purchasing a new fire extinguisher?

What is the proper way to dispose of a fire extinguisher?

Placement
Places where fire extinguishers need to be available for safety.

Buildings

Commercial buildings are required by law to have fire extinguishers. Residential buildings like a home or cabin are not legally required to have fire extinguishers however it is strongly recommended. Read more...

Transportation

Commercial, Public and Personal vehicles including airplanes, trains, boats, buses, cars, trucks, heavy equipment, RVs and trailers need onboard fire extinguishers. Read more...

Events

Concerts, barbecues, festivals, fairs, rodeos, firework shows and community block parties are examples of outdoor events where fire extinguishers need to be present. Firewatch Inc. provides rental options for outdoor events. Read more...

FAQ

How to select the correct fire extinguisher?

Where should fire extinguishers be placed?

How oftern should fire extinguishers be inspected?

When do fire extinguishers require maintenance?

Which is more cost effective, recharging or purchasing a new fire extinguisher?

What is the proper way to dispose of a fire extinguisher?

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Leduc, Alberta
T9E 7A4
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