Portable fire extinguishers are used for class D hazards that extinguish the fire by interrupting the chemical reaction and removing heat from the fire triangle. When you use a portable extinguisher to put off a fire, harmful pollutants being released are prevented along with the reduced amount of water needed to fight the fire.
This helps minimise the impact on the environment and is also a rapid solution in case of a blaze.
The mandatory standard for portable fire extinguishers – aerosol type, falls under the Australian Standards AS/NZS 4353:1995.
RCA inspect your premises and find suitable solutions to not only keep your workplace compliant, but also ensures safety of your staff and visitors at all times.
Our testing and tagging service provides inspection and update on the metal tag attached to the extinguisher for validation and inspection interval validation.
