Factories & manufacturing
Support for production areas, utilities, electrical risks, storage zones and worker-occupied spaces.
Solutions by property type
The right fire-safety scope starts with how the property is used.
Occupancy, stored materials, building layout, utilities, people movement and operational risks all influence the appropriate equipment and system design.
Plan for My PropertyProperties we support
One discipline, different operating realities.
Protek 360 accepts enquiries across commercial, industrial, institutional and residential property types. Every final recommendation remains site-specific.
Warehouses & logistics
Protection planning for storage height, material type, loading areas and large floor plates.
Offices & commercial buildings
Detection, portable equipment, evacuation support and common-area protection for occupied workplaces.
Retail & shopping spaces
Customer-facing layouts, back-of-house storage, electrical loads and safe evacuation routes.
Hospitals & healthcare
Careful planning for occupied spaces, critical services and areas where evacuation may require additional support.
Schools & institutions
Clear equipment placement, alarm visibility, evacuation awareness and maintainable systems for shared campuses.
Hotels, restaurants & kitchens
Guest areas, electrical systems, laundry or utility zones and commercial-kitchen fire risks.
Apartments & residential societies
Common-area equipment, alarm or hydrant systems, signage and scheduled maintenance for shared buildings.
Public & community facilities
Practical protection for halls, offices, service areas and high-footfall spaces.
Planning factors
What we review before defining the scope.
A useful proposal connects equipment choices with the actual site, the people using it and the way the property operates.
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Occupancy
Who uses the property, when it is occupied and how people move through it.
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Layout
Floor area, height, compartments, access routes and escape paths.
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Hazards
Stored materials, electrical loads, utilities, kitchens and operational processes.
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Existing systems
What is already installed, its condition and whether it can be retained or extended.
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Maintenance access
How equipment will be inspected, tested and serviced after handover.