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Fire protection for high-hazard facilities
We engineer fire protection for refineries, petrochemical complexes, gas processing, power generation, terminals and storage. We start from the process — what is inside the plant and how it behaves — not from a table in a code.
Position
We define the requirement. We do not sell the equipment.
This entity supplies nothing and installs nothing. There is no product line behind the recommendation, no distribution agreement that a specification could be written toward, and no margin that depends on which system is chosen. The specification is the deliverable.
The second thing that goes wrong on large facilities is not technical — it is the seam. The designer specifies, the supplier substitutes, the installer improvises, and the commissioning engineer discovers that the three do not meet. Each party is individually compliant; the protection as built is not what was designed. Independence is what lets us hold that seam without a conflict of interest.
Services
Five stages, one chain
A client can take any one of them, or the whole sequence from the first hazard review to the signed handover certificate.
Concept & Strategy
What the facility contains, what can go wrong, and the protection philosophy that follows.
Engineering Analysis
Risk assessment, consequence modelling, thermal radiation, blast overpressure, fire water, smoke control, evacuation.
Design & Documentation
FEED, basic and detailed design of detection, suppression, water supply and passive protection.
Owner’s Engineer
In front of the EPC contractor: technical requirements for tender, interface and change control, site supervision.
Technical Assurance
Bid evaluation, factory acceptance, pre-commissioning, integrated testing, handover and operator training.
All services
The full scope and how the stages connect.
Approach
The method, in full
Read the plant, read what already protects it, build the scenarios, design the protection. The order is the whole argument: a code opened before the process is understood produces a compliant design that protects the wrong thing.
Read the approach in full under Method.
Bring us the process, not the drawing
Send the block flow diagram, the inventory and the plot plan. We will tell you where the fire problem actually is before anyone specifies a system.
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