Hospitals cannot execute immediate vertical evacuations because intensive care unit (ICU) and neonatal patients are tethered to life-support machinery. We design advanced horizontal compartmentation, staircase pressurization, oxygen manifold deluge systems, and non-toxic gaseous fire suppression that protect patient life while containing hazards.
Dividing each hospital floor into two or more independent 2-hour fire-rated zones separated by automated magnetic hold-open smoke doors. Allows bed-ridden patients to be wheeled horizontally into a safe zone without descending stairs.
Dedicated high-velocity water spray systems protecting liquid medical oxygen (LMO) cryogenic storage tanks and manifold header rooms. Automatically activates to cool tanks and isolate supply valves in the event of external radiant heat.
Non-magnetic, electrically non-conductive gaseous extinguishing systems (FK-5-1-12) for diagnostic imaging suites, cath labs, and server control rooms, preserving multi-crore medical equipment without water damage.
Centrifugal pressurization blowers pushing fresh air into emergency fire stairwells and fireman lift shafts at 50 Pascals positive pressure, preventing toxic combustion gases from entering escape paths.
Addressable alarm panels programmed for two-stage silent alarm notification: alerts staff via pagers/desk monitors first to prevent panic among patients, followed by zoned voice evacuation if fire is confirmed.
Specialized training for nursing staff and ward attendants: blanket drag techniques, patient evacuation slide sheet deployment, oxygen shutoff valve protocols, and safe fire extinguisher handling.
Our healthcare engineering specialists assist with audits, retrofitting, and departmental Fire NOC clearance across all 13 districts.