Maintaining Fire Safety Protections During COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a significant loss of human life around the world and poses an unparalleled threat to public health, food systems, and the workplace. The pandemic has hit our world in the worst condition. Many companies are being forced to send their employee’s home as COVID-19 continues to transform the world we live in. As a result, some employers and building managers may believe that enforcing and adhering to fire and life safety regulations is unnecessary during the pandemic. Despite the Coronavirus pandemic, some critical safety work is still being done; health and safety inspections and fire safety are still important and critical to public health, safety, and well-being. People must be reassured that other aspects of their lives have not been neglected as a result of COVID-19 and that they are no longer at risk of or vulnerable to other possible hazards such as fire.

People must be aware that COVID-19 has not ignored other facets of their lives and that they are no longer at risk of or vulnerable to other possible hazards such as fire.

Maintain Your Safety During COVID-19

The enormous spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has increased pressure on health systems around the world. Maintaining social distance and preventing Covid-19 from spreading is a top priority for all, but people are also vulnerable to other risks to their personal safety, which should not be ignored or forgotten. Consider Fire Safety also an important concern, Organizations and companies have received a lot of comprehensive advice from government regulators on how to handle and balance the challenge of the COVID19 outbreak as well as the Fire Safety hazards.

The legal standards and responsibilities for fire protection that existed prior to Coronavirus are still in effect and unaffected.

• Fire safety risk assessments are still legally required, and they should be updated to reflect the evolving nature of the citizens of both residential and commercial areas.
• Fire Alarm Testing- The type and frequency of testing, as well as the procedures for doing so, remain unchanged.
• To avoid putting more strain on emergency services and to reflect the changing nature of people's lives, such as fewer people in the workplace, risk reduction is now more important than ever.
• Emerging risks – As a result of changes in working lives and some residential properties, risks have changed and new risks have emerged as a result of the COVID-19 scenario, such as propping open fire doors in communal buildings to prevent having to touch door handles.

MMJSS: You’re Safety Partner

As the threat of coronavirus (COVID-19) increases, having the knowledge you need to help mitigate the effects and protect your community is important. The fire and Safety industry in Dubai plays a critical role in ensuring occupant and firefighter safety. Contractors for fire systems and portable fire equipment make up this industry. The industry assists building owners/occupants, as well as a variety of architects, engineers, and designers, in meeting the regulatory requirements for fire protection in commercial and residential areas.

We supply, install, maintain and test different types of fire fighting products in Dubai implements. This contains the following:

• Fire detection systems
• Fire suppression systems
• Passive Fire Protection systems
• Portable Fire Protection systems

While a fire and Safety professional will know when service and repair work should be done over a fixed period of time to comply with fire safety legislation, issues will arise when contractors are denied access on-site due to coronavirus safeguards. MMJSS helps you from Fire disasters and maintains the products always inspected. Health Safety and Buildings and their residents continue to be a top priority. Those primary regulations will remain unchanged as the situation changes and the lockdown will complete; the only thing that will change is how they are enforced and the steps taken to ensure enforcement and full security against COVID-19. Make sure both Fire safety and health safety be shielded with high protection. Stay Safe Stay Home.