SEPARATE FIRE INSTALLATION AND BUILDING WORK
Industrial building fire improvement works
Industrial-building improvement may involve fire installations, building work, owners, tenants and authorities. We define the registered fire-contractor scope from the written direction.
When this service may fit
- A fire-safety direction related to Cap. 636
- Older installations requiring upgrade or repair
- Phased common-system work in a multi-owner building
- Tenant work that may affect the whole fire system
What we can handle
- Review direction, system and site discrepancies
- Fire-installation improvement, alteration and testing
- Coordinate owners, tenants, management and professionals
- Phased isolation, reinstatement, records and follow-up
Not included or needs another professional
- Fire-installation and building requirements under Cap. 636 are handled separately
- A fire contractor does not represent building, structural or other statutory professional responsibility
- Deadlines, alternatives and acceptance follow the authority's written documents
How the work proceeds
- 01Confirm the premises, systems and timing
- 02Survey the site and define the scope
- 03Issue a clear quotation with dependencies
- 04Complete the approved works, testing and handover records
Common questions
Can a fire contractor handle every Cap. 636 item?
No. A case may include both fire installations and building work, requiring the appropriate registered contractors and professionals.
Related fire-safety guides
Hong Kong industrial building fire safety
Directions for older industrial buildings and coordination among owners, occupiers, owners' corporations and property managers.
A plain-language guide to the Fire Safety (Buildings) OrdinanceHow Cap. 572 directions, works and completion follow-up apply to certain older composite and domestic buildings.
Send the industrial-building direction for review
Send the premises, equipment or direction details so we can define responsibilities and quotation scope.