Dynamic Fire and Security are happy to attend your site and give a free no obligation survey to help keep you working with the current regulations. For every service we supply we operate an accumulated discount scheme and with the fact we are a bundled service provider you save on your own operational work load.


Employers in Northern Ireland are under a legal obligation to ensure FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT Evaluates your premises in terms of fire safety and risk to life from fire


FIRE ALARM BS 5839 you are legally obliged to ensure that fire alarms are installed/maintained at your premises EMERGENCY LIGHTS You are legally required to provide and maintain adequate levels of emergency lighting FIRE TRAINING all employees MUSt undergo basic fire safety training


FIRE EXTINGUISHERS You MUSt provide and maintain adequate fire safety equipment within the premises We can also advise on


CCTV Systems • Intruder Alarms • Staff Protection Training


We manage all of the above - fire risk assessments, fire alarms, fire Extinguishers, Emergency lighting, Intuder alarms, access control and automation bringing a cost efficient Solution which keeps our clients working within the law protecting them from the unforseen while bringing value and competitive rates


Contact Robert Borne: 02895 430900 | 07889551245 | robert@dynamicfs.co.uk www.dynamicfireandsecurity.co.uk


dynamic fire & Security are committed to working in partnership with the Uca and its members ensuring we keep its members working within the current r egulations and protecting the assets and safety of staff while bringing value and special rates for the Uca members.


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