Sectors
Government
Government buildings vary widely in function, from military buildings to, administrative offices and courthouses, to public libraries and regulatory agencies. Each facility presents unique fire risks that require specialised fire safety measures to ensure the safety and security of occupants and operations.
Overview
Government facilities serve as critical hubs for administration, public services, and governance, making fire safety a top priority to protect employees, visitors, and important information. Many Government buildings require additional clearance and planning due to the sensitive nature of their function.
- Comprehensive Site Assessments
- Passive and Active Fire Safety Systems
- On-going Maintenance
Who we've worked with:
Fire Safety Healthchecks
Carried out when you first bring us on board and at regular five-year intervals to make sure the fire safety solutions you have in place remain effective.
Passive & Active Solutions
Installed on site by our fire safety experts, who remain committed to delivering an excellent standard of service while upholding our resident-centric approach.
Relevant Clearance
Our Ventro staff always carry the necessary clearances. Working in secure facilities requires advanced clearance to protect against potential threats and ensure adherence to safety protocols.
Ongoing Maintenance
To keep your building fully fire safety compliant and your tenants safe, we carry out regular maintenance checks and reassess your needs.
“Ventro have undertaken Fire Door Inspections across our portfolio, and this has led to them tendering for future projects and they are now on our preferred contractor list for Fire Stopping works.”
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