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Steele Services — Fire Protection Specialists

Manufacturing & Industrial

Process hazards and the building systems around them, tested to your shutdown schedule.

Dip tanks, dust collection, spray booths and paint lines each carry their own code. We inspect those alongside the alarm, sprinkler and pump systems in the same plant.

Industrial manufacturing floor with process equipment
Production floor · process hazards

The hazard profile

Common hazards found in manufacturing plants.

Knowing what to look for is where our experience and knowledge shine. Problems get caught early, limiting the cost of repair in most cases.

01

Process and special hazards

Dip tanks, dust, flammable liquids and booths each pull in their own standard, and none of them are covered by a sprinkler inspection.

02

Working around production

A flow test that trips a process interlock stops the line. Interlocks are tested deliberately, with your operators in the loop, at a time you have agreed.

03

Storage that outgrew its sprinkler design

A change in what you store, or taller racking, can quietly undo the original sprinkler design. A review against that design belongs on the calendar alongside everything else.

04

The insurance engineering visit

Carriers send their own engineers. A record that shows how each system has changed over time turns that visit from an audit into a formality.

Tell us your systems. We'll build your inspection schedule.

Getting started takes one conversation. We'll do the legwork and come back with a detailed estimate.