Our trained and qualified Evacuation Scheme Consultants are experienced with the compilation and approval of ERPs and can assist you with the management of hazardous goods on your site.
Any industries that handle dangerous chemicals or substances that could have an adverse environmental impact need to have a procedure to know what happens when something unexpected occurs.
Prompt and effective containment of chemicals requires not only the correct equipment, but the personnel using this equipment to have the knowledge and training to be able to act in an emergency to a pre-prepared response.
Where chemicals enter stormwater or waterways, this can result in prosecution of the operator on site or the building owner. Your site may be required to prepare an Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and submit this to Fire and Emergency NZ for their approval.
Our trained and qualified Evacuation Scheme Consultants are experienced with the compilation and approval of ERPs and can assist you with the management of hazardous goods on your site.
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Our story
Fletchers started a nationwide Fire Protection group in the 1980s. Collecting together existing companies and starting branches of their own, however Fletcher Fire Protection (FFP) was bought by management in 1991 who split the company into regional operators and changed the trading name to suit the initials the company was known by - Fire Fighting Pacific. Our company, FFP Canterbury Limited, is the largest and most successful of these.
A major ownership change occurred in 1998, injecting business capability and new vision into the company and FFP Canterbury Limited has grown since to become the premiere provider of fire systems in Canterbury and the West Coast with over 100 staff. Branches exist in Christchurch and in Timaru, with agents operating in Hanmer Springs and on the West Coast.
The diverse skill range and access to the latest technology and the best in local equipment backed up with independent access to international suppliers, provides expertise at the top level in all manner of fire system design, supply, and installation.
Not having an international parent company means we are not bound by one chain of supply or one brand we have to push. We have the ability to recommend the product or service from anywhere in the world that best suits our customers.
Why FFP
FFP Canterbury is a truly independent contractor specializing in all manner of fire protection. We are not an internationally owned corporation, so we do not concentrate on promoting our parent company's products.
Instead, we have contacts with the finest manufacturers both in New Zealand and around the world and can offer the widest range of equipment available. We can find the system which best suits your business not just our profit line.
Tailored to your unique needs
One of our key philosophies is to understand the needs of our customers - to provide what they want. Some businesses want the very best products to offer fire protection specific to their business, but others wish to minimize costs and ensure that although they comply with the requirements.
They wish to keep their expenditure at that level only. We will understand your needs and set our service to what suits you best. We find solutions, not problems.
Local Commitment
We are also committed to Canterbury. We were born here, we live here and our earnings stay here. We believe in 'doing business where we do business' - sourcing goods and services from our customers or other Canterbury or New Zealand-owned and operated businesses as a preference. Money spent locally will stay locally.
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