Fire Security Services Limited

Accredited, efficient and cost-effective fire safety services and training to protect you, your people and your property.

Welcome to Fire Security. We’re a Kent-based company, specialising in portable fire protection equipment, confined space entry, STCW marine safety and fire training services in the South East.

We have unique training facilities at the former Mine’s Rescue Station near Canterbury in the heart of the Kent countryside where we pride ourselves on being able to deliver unique training scenarios for our visitors.

News

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Jan

Business as usual, in the ‘new’ usual way

As a safety critical business, Fire Security Se...

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Jun

We're back!

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Mar

Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Fire Safety personnel are

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Fire Training

Fire awareness and Fire Warden training with live fire and practical use of fire extinguishers. Maritime, STCW Basic and Advanced Fire Fighting for new mariners and those updating their skills.

Confined Space Training

Whether you require our in house training or that accredited by City & Guilds, Fire Security’s purpose built Mines Rescue training facility and highly qualified and experienced instructors can deliver.

Fire Extinguishers

Our, not on commission, certified fire extinguisher engineers, can survey, supply, install and maintain your portable fire fighting equipment throughout Kent, the South East and London.

Hire

Confined space entry equipment: fall arrest winches, tripods, gas monitors and breathing apparatus, fire extinguishers and much more are available for hire at competitive rates.

Equipment

Supply/on-site servicing of Interspiro emergency & self contained breathing apparatus. On site calibration & sensor replacement of BW gas monitors – Supply of confined space entry equipment.

Fire Risk Assessments

Pragmatic fire risk assessments conducted on all types of premises from industrial to domestic. Full written assessments or verbal advice for those niggling doubts such as "can escape doors open inwards?"