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⁠For Hotels/Cafe’s:- 394 Health licence(Renewal) + 394 Preparation Of Sale + 394 Preparation, Fire FSR, Fire NOC & Fire compliance, , Electrical Audit(Valid for 6 months),Gumasta, Food licence(Renewal) . •⁠ ⁠For Hospitals:- Form C (Renewal), MPCP (Renewal), SMS (till 8-10 years), Fire NOC, Fire compliance, Electrical Audit(Valid for 6 months). •⁠ ⁠High/low rise building (Residential/Commercial):- Fire NOC, Building Provisional NOC, Building Final NOC, Building Amendment, Building Occupation Certificate. •⁠ ⁠Factory:- 394 License Department License / Power Permit License / Fire FSR / Fire NOC / Fire Compliance, Factory licence(Renewal), Trade license, Electrical Audit(Valid for 6 months). •⁠ ⁠A to Z Maharashtra State Excise Licensing Work.

A fire extinguisher is a crucial safety device designed to control or extinguish small fires in emergency situations. Portable and easy to operate, fire extinguishers work by releasing an extinguishing agent that either cools the burning material, removes oxygen, or interrupts the chemical reaction of a fire. There are several types of fire extinguishers, each suited for different classes of fire. The most common types include ABC dry powder, which is versatile for most fire types; CO₂ extinguishers, ideal for electrical and flammable liquid fires; water-based extinguishers for solid combustibles like paper and wood; foam extinguishers for flammable liquids; and wet chemical extinguishers specifically designed for kitchen fires involving oil and grease. Each extinguisher is labeled according to the class of fire it can combat. It’s essential to use the correct type for each fire to ensure safety and effectiveness. Regular maintenance, proper placement, and training in their use are vital to ensure readiness during emergencies.

A fire detection system is a crucial component of any fire safety setup, designed to identify signs of fire—such as smoke, heat, or gas—at an early stage. The system typically includes smoke detectors, heat detectors, flame detectors, and gas leak sensors that monitor the environment continuously. When a potential fire is detected, the system activates alarms (both audible and visual) to alert occupants and trigger emergency response procedures. Early detection helps prevent the spread of fire, ensures timely evacuation, and minimizes damage to life and property.

A fire hydrant system is a high-pressure water system designed to provide a readily available water supply for firefighting purposes. Installed in buildings and outdoor areas, it consists of hydrant valves, hose reels, pipes, pumps, and water tanks. In the event of a fire, firefighters can quickly connect hoses to the hydrant points to access a continuous flow of water to suppress and control the fire. Fire hydrant systems are especially critical in large buildings, factories, and industrial zones where portable extinguishers may not be sufficient. Regular inspection, pressure testing, and maintenance are necessary to ensure the system functions effectively during emergencies.