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Sprinkler Systems
Sprinkler Systems
What you should know...
Automatic Sprinkler Systems (wet and dry) are required to be maintained in operable condition at all times. Maintenance and inspection is required monthly, quarterly and yearly as mandated by the Ontario Fire Code.
These inspections ensure the sprinkler systems are operable and ready for use should the need arise. Records of your sprinkler systems must be kept by the building owner for examination by your insurance company and/or the authority having jurisdiction. Experience is our best asset. So if your having dry sytem problems. You need a sprinkler inspection.
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A sprinkler system is a huge investment towards the protection of a building from fire. Don't be cheap with the maintenance.
A properly maintained sprinkler sytem will ensure a fire doesn't Stand a chance. Nothing takes the place of experience when its comes to troubleshooting fire sprinkler systems. Need your Fire Pump maintained Call SCO we can provide a full range of fire pump services. A fire pump can be the life saving water in a fire situation. Don't leave it to chance. City pressure won't save you. Maintain your fire pump monthly and be in compliance. more about Sprinklers
NFPA 25
Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fires Protection System.
25–24 Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fires Protection System 1998 Edition.
(b) Pump test device(s).
(c) Pump relief valve and piping (where maximum pump discharge pressure exceeds the rating of the system components or the driver is of variable speed).
(d) Alarm sensors and indicators
(e) Right-angle gear sets (for engine-driven vertical shaft turbine pumps).
(f) Pressure maintenance (jockey) pump and accessories.
5-2 Inspection.
5-2.1 The purpose of inspection is to verify that the pump assembly appears to be in operating condition and is free from physical damage.
5-2.2* The pertinent visual observations specified in the following checklists shall be performed weekly.
5-3 Testing.
5-3.1 Purpose. The purpose of testing the pump assembly is to ensure automatic or manual operation upon demand and continuous delivery of the required system output. An additional purpose is to detect deficiencies of the pump assembly not evident by inspection.
5-3.2 Weekly Tests.
Qualified operating personnel shall be in attendance during the weekly pump operation.
5-3.2.1 A weekly test of electric motor-driven pump assemblies shall be conducted without flowing water. This test shall be conducted by starting the pump automatically. The pump shall run a minimum of 10 minutes. Exception: A valve installed to open as a safety feature shall be permitted to discharge water.
5-3.3 Annual Tests.
5-3.3.1* An annual test of each pump assembly shall be conducted under minimum, rated, and peak flows of the fire pump by controlling the quantity of water discharged through
Monthly Inspections
Ontario Fire Code
All occupancies covered by the Ontario Fire Code require monthly and annual inspections of portable extinguishers. Any dry chemical extinguisher, whether for private or commercial use, must be disassembled, inspected internally and re-built every 6 or 5 years and hydro statically tested every 12 years. Extinguishers containing other agents are subject to other periodic maintenance.
Inspections—Its the Law!
Article 1.1.1.1
Inspections of your portable fire extinguishers is the law in Canada Article 1.1.1.1 Unless otherwise specified, the owner is responsible for carrying out the provisions of this Code.
Article 1.1.1.2. Where this Code requires that records of inspections, maintenance procedures or tests be retained for examination by the authority having jurisdiction, such records shall be retained during the required time interval between the inspections, maintenance procedures or tests, or for 2 years, whichever is greater.
Article 1.1.2.1. A written record shall be kept of all tests and corrective measures for a period of two years after they are made, and the record shall be made available upon request to the authority having jurisdiction.
At SCO we perform and complete an inspection with proper paper work and your report is then transferred to a PDF file and made available to you in both print and CD form. Your printed form will have a separate form with all listed inspection deficiencies found by our technicians with code references and recommendations and cost of repairs and or corrective measure.
Lost your inspection report? Not to worry we keep our reports on site for a minimum 5 years!
For more information on Ontario fire code Visit the Office of the Fire MarshalFire Extinguishers
Portable Fire Extinguishers are essential for controlling a fire before it gets out of control. A partially charged, or neglected extinguisher may not be reliable in a fire situation. All occupancies covered by the Ontario Fire Code require monthly and annual inspections of portable extinguishers. Any dry chemical extinguisher, whether for private or commercial use, must be disassembled, inspected internally and re-built every 5 or 6 years and hydrostatically tested every 12 years. Extinguishers containing other agents are subject to other periodic maintenance.
Fire Alarm Systems
Fire Alarm Systems are required to be maintained in operable condition at all times. As well, fire alarm systems shall be inspected in conformance with ULC-S536 and the Ontario Fire Code. This code requires monthly and annual testing. Records must be kept by the building owner/manager for examination by your insurance company and/or the authority having jurisdiction. Only technicians who have completed the Canadian Fire Alarm Association Technician Education Program, or an equivalent course may perform repairs and inspections.
Sprinkler Systems
Sprinkler Systems Automatic Sprinkler Systems (wet and dry) are required to be maintained in operable condition at all times. Maintenance and inspection is required monthly, quarterly and yearly as mandated by the Ontario Fire Code. These inspections ensure the sprinkler systems are operable and ready for use should the need arise. Records of your sprinkler systems must be kept by the building owner for examination by your insurance company and/or the authority having jurisdiction.


