We review your day-to-day activities, equipment, and site operations to understand where fire risks or ignition sources could arise. This includes looking at how combustible waste is stored and handled, as well as reviewing existing safety measures, such as site security, electrical systems, and equipment maintenance. All to make sure risks are being managed effectively.

We assess waste types, quantities, stockpile sizes, storage durations, and overall site capacity to ensure combustible waste is stored safely and within regulatory limits. Separation distances between waste piles, buildings, boundaries, and other combustible materials are reviewed to reduce the risk of self-combustion and fire spread.

Where standard distances aren’t achievable, we explore practical alternatives that maintain safety without disrupting your operations, such as compliant fire walls and fire bays.

We look at how your site manages drainage, containment, and fire-water runoff to ensure contaminated water can be safely controlled if a fire occurs. This includes checking water supply availability and confirming that there’s enough on-site capacity to contain firefighting water before it can reach sensitive environmental areas. The aim is to reduce pollution risk, protect the environment, and keep your site compliant in the event of an incident.