Fire protection system maintenance 

Preventive and corrective maintenance to ensure the continuous operation of the systems.

  • NFPA 25
  • NFPA 72
  • NFPA 96
  • NOM-002-STPS-2010
A CAAF de México technician in an orange hard hat works on the Clarke diesel engine of a fire pump; in the foreground, the engine's instrument panel.
FIG. 01 — MAINTENANCE

Continuous operation and regulatory compliance. At CAAF de México®, we perform preventive and corrective maintenance on fire protection systems.

Inspection, cleaning, and replacement of components and equipment as part of periodic maintenance, with the goal of keeping systems reliable and operational, avoiding or mitigating the consequences of equipment failures, preventing incidents before they occur, and extending the operational service life of the systems.

Corrective and preventive maintenance is aimed at all types of industries, as well as all types of fire protection installations.

Scope

What's included

  • Preventive and corrective maintenance
  • Inspection and cleaning of components
  • Replacement of equipment and parts
  • Applicable to all types of industries and installations

Process

How we work

  1. Step 01

    Inspection

    Checking the system's components and equipment as part of periodic maintenance.

  2. Step 02

    Cleaning

    Cleaning of components and equipment to keep the system reliable and operational.

  3. Step 03

    Replacement

    Replacement of components and equipment to avoid or mitigate the consequences of equipment failures.

  4. Step 04

    Continuous operation

    Preventing incidents before they occur and extending the operational service life of the systems.

Credentials

Manufacturer authorization

View all certifications

  • Clarke Fire Protection Products, Inc.

    No expiration

    Trained and authorized personnel for Clarke Fire engines

    Clarke Fire diesel engines for fire pumps (NFPA 20)

    Letter from Clarke Fire Protection Products, Inc. stating that CAAF de México has trained and authorized personnel to perform inspections, maintenance, and commissioning of Clarke Fire engines, in accordance with the protocols set out in NFPA 20.

    Issued
    2019

Systems

Systems this line covers

  • Fire pump room with pumping equipment, a control panel, and red piping labeled “Agua vs incendio” (water vs. fire).
    FIG. 01 — FIRE PUMP ROOM

    NFPA 20

    Fire pump room

    The hydraulic heart of the system: fire pump equipment under NFPA 20.

  • Red automatic sprinkler branch lines installed under a white roof.
    FIG. 01 — SPRINKLER BRANCH LINES

    NFPA 13

    Automatic sprinklers

    Sprinklers that activate with heat to control the fire at its source, under NFPA 13.

  • Red hose cabinet with hose and valve, mounted on a concrete block wall.
    FIG. 01 — HOSE CABINET

    NFPA 14

    Standpipe and hose

    Hose cabinets and hydrant piping for the in-house brigade and the fire department.

  • NFPA 11

    Foam

    Foam to control flammable liquid fires, under NFPA 11.

  • NFPA 2001

    Clean agents

    Waterless extinguishing for rooms with sensitive equipment, under NFPA 2001.

  • Technician in a vest checks the open enclosure of an Ansul system with two agent tanks, in an industrial kitchen.
    FIG. 01 — ANSUL TANKS

    NFPA 96

    Industrial kitchens

    Wet chemical suppression over the hood and cooking appliances, under NFPA 96.

  • Bolted steel fire water tank, completed on site next to the industrial building.
    FIG. 01 — COMPLETED TANK

    NFPA 22

    Water tanks

    The water reserve dedicated to the fire protection system, under NFPA 22.

  • NFPA 72

    Detection and alarm

    Smoke and heat detection and occupant notification, under NFPA 72.

Questions

FAQ about this service line

It depends on the system and on each component. For water-based systems, NFPA 25 sets inspection, testing, and maintenance frequencies that range from weekly to every five years, depending on the component. Fire detection and alarm systems are governed by NFPA 72, and industrial kitchen fire suppression systems are inspected at least every six months in accordance with NFPA 96.

Yes. Corrective and preventive maintenance is aimed at all types of industries and all types of fire protection installations.

Yes. In addition to preventive maintenance, we perform corrective maintenance: inspection, cleaning, and replacement of components and equipment to keep the system reliable and operational.

Quote

Request quote for maintenance

Preventive and corrective maintenance to ensure the continuous operation of the systems. Send us the scope and the location of the building: our team is ready to give you personalized attention and tailored solutions.

WhatsApp
33 2620 1395
Coverage
Zapopan, Jalisco · Nationwide coverage

Approximate area, whether a system is already installed, and whether there is an insurer or Protección Civil (civil protection authority) requirement.

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