Allied Fire Protection
Mining Fire Protection
Due to the nature of the business, the mining industry has fallen victim to many fire disasters. The Sunshine fire of 1972 is one unfortunate example of where 91 miners died when a fire swept through the underground mine.
Fortunately, 83 men were rescued from the smoke toxicity of mine shaft. Needless to say, fire detection and protection is vital to keeping our miners safe. Heavy equipment such as haul trucks and huge diggers used on a mine site are extremely expensive, with and even more value when you consider their manufacturing lead time and the impact on production downtime. Therefore protection of this equipment is vital to mine operation.
Allied has been a loyal partner with the mining industry for well over a decade providing our expertise in all areas of fire protection.
Who and How we serve
As a Double Diamond Distributor for ANSUL Fire Protection, Allied serves all of Arizona and New Mexico. Headquartered in Mesa, near McDowell and Greenfield Road, Allied Fire Protection has been selling fire protection systems and maintaining them for over a nearly 15 years. We can service any piece of fire safety equipment and maintain large commercial properties flawlessly. We use a computerized tracking system to keep tabs on when all fire protection equipment was last inspected and serviced. Allied can get your building in compliance with Arizona fire code and keep your people and your property safe.
Our factory-trained technicians are top-notch
Our fire safety technicians are on call 24/7. When you call, you won’t reach an answering service…you will receive the personal service your company deserves. Our technicians have been thoroughly trained and have come to Allied Fire with high recommendations. We take pride in our tech’s since they are the reason why our fire protection services are the best in Arizona. Allied Fire has very stringent hiring qualifications including random drug testing and background checks for all new hires.
Due to the nature of the business, the mining industry has fallen victim to many fire disasters. The Sunshine fire of 1972 is one unfortunate example of where 91 miners died when a fire swept through the underground mine.
Fortunately, 83 men were rescued from the smoke toxicity of mine shaft. Needless to say, fire detection and protection is vital to keeping our miners safe. Heavy equipment such as haul trucks and huge diggers used on a mine site are extremely expensive, with and even more value when you consider their manufacturing lead time and the impact on production downtime. Therefore protection of this equipment is vital to mine operation.
Allied has been a loyal partner with the mining industry for well over a decade providing our expertise in all areas of fire protection.
Who and How we serve
As a Double Diamond Distributor for ANSUL Fire Protection, Allied serves all of Arizona and New Mexico. Headquartered in Mesa, near McDowell and Greenfield Road, Allied Fire Protection has been selling fire protection systems and maintaining them for over a nearly 15 years. We can service any piece of fire safety equipment and maintain large commercial properties flawlessly. We use a computerized tracking system to keep tabs on when all fire protection equipment was last inspected and serviced. Allied can get your building in compliance with Arizona fire code and keep your people and your property safe.
Our factory-trained technicians are top-notch
Our fire safety technicians are on call 24/7. When you call, you won’t reach an answering service…you will receive the personal service your company deserves. Our technicians have been thoroughly trained and have come to Allied Fire with high recommendations. We take pride in our tech’s since they are the reason why our fire protection services are the best in Arizona. Allied Fire has very stringent hiring qualifications including random drug testing and background checks for all new hires.
Listing Details
Telephone
480-830-4163
Website
Contact
Mike Schueller
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