Fire Life Safety System Service & Maintenance Nationwide

Fire Safety Protection Systems: Advanced Fire Protection are an experienced team of engineering professionals with extensive experience nationwide. We specialise in providing fire safety solutions that include the design, supply, installation, commissioning, certification and on-going maintenance services across all private and business sectors.  Once an installation is complete, we provide documentation and can arrange staff training, demonstrations and comprehensive maintenance schedules which includes 24/7 support, 365 days of the year.

Our Services

Fire Protection Services

Fire Detection

Emergency Lighting Installation

Emergency Lighting

Fire Extinguishers

Fire Extinguishers

Fire Detection Protection Ireland

Service & Maintenance

Fire Life Safety Consultancy

Fire Life Safety Consultancy & Design including Installation, Commissioning, Handover & On-going Maintenance

Supplementary Systems

Supplementary Services

“I have been using Advanced Fire Protection for some time now and I have always found them to be very professional and dedicated to the service they provide. They have never let me down. I would highly recommend Padraigh and his team.”

Mark Duffy – Chief Engineer | Radisson Blu

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Fire Safety Protection Systems

Key Attributes for a Fire Alarm Installer in Ireland:

Accreditation & Qualifications

  • RECI (Safe Electric) Registration – if the installer is doing any electrical work.

  • NSAI Certification (National Standards Authority of Ireland) – indicates compliance with Irish standards.

  • Fire Alarm Installer Certification Scheme – some may be certified under schemes recognized by the Electrotechnical Council of Ireland (ETCI).

  • FETAC/QQI Qualifications – relevant training in fire detection and alarm systems.

Standards Compliance

  • Installer must follow IS 3218:2013 + A1:2019 – Irish Standard for Fire Detection and Alarm Systems for Buildings.

    • This governs design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of fire alarm systems.

  • Familiarity with IS 3217 (Emergency Lighting), and IS EN 54 (product standards for fire detection equipment).

  • Must understand and adhere to local fire officer/AHJ requirements.

Experience with Irish Regulations

  • Should be well-versed in Irish Building Regulations (especially Part B – Fire Safety).

  • Should be experienced in obtaining fire certs, completion certs, and preparing for fire officer inspections.

Third-Party Certification & Quality Assurance

  • Look for membership in professional bodies such as:

    • Fire Engineering Systems Association (FESA Ireland)

    • IFE (Institution of Fire Engineers) – Ireland branch.

  • Check if the company is audited or certified by NSAI or a CE-marked provider.

Insurance & Health and Safety

  • Public liability insurance (usually at least €6.5M for commercial projects).

  • Employers liability insurance.

  • Must adhere to Health and Safety Authority (HSA) regulations and Safe Pass certification.

Aftercare & Support

  • Offers ongoing maintenance in line with IS 3218, including:

    • Weekly checks

    • Quarterly inspections

    • Annual servicing

  • 24/7 emergency call-out service for system faults or activations.

Reputation and Local References

  • Look for companies with:

    • Good track record with local authorities, schools, offices, or multi-unit developments.

    • Client references in Ireland (commercial or residential).

    • Good reviews or testimonials online or through word-of-mouth.