Construction Site Fire Hazards?
Seattle Emergency Firewatch Has Solutions

Malfunctioning fire safety systems on construction sites and industrial facilities pose a significant risk.

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As per WAC 51-54A-3303: A fire watch shall be provided during nonworking hours for new construction that exceeds 40 feet (12,192 mm) in height above the lowest adjacent grade at any point along the building perimeter, for new multistory construction with an aggregate area exceeding 50,000 square feet (4645 m2) per story or as required by the fire code official.

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Even when not mandated by "dedicated fire watch" regulations, your insurer may require vigilant fire prevention measures to maintain coverage. Seattle Emergency Firewatch provides peace of mind with tailored fire watch solutions.

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Our certified professionals understand the unique hazards found at construction and industrial sites. They conduct thorough patrols to identify and mitigate fire risks, protecting your equipment, materials, and ongoing operations. This proactive approach demonstrates a commitment to safety that can directly impact your insurance costs.

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In the event of a fire panel or sprinkler system issue, our rapid response ensures a qualified fire watch professional arrives immediately.  This timely action minimizes the potential for fire damage, helping you avoid costly delays and potential liability.

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Contact Seattle Emergency Firewatch to discuss your site-specific needs. We'll develop a fire watch plan that safeguards your assets, aligns with your insurance requirements, and helps you maintain your project timeline.