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Essential Fire Equipment Sanitizing



Prana FM guarantees the practice and measures of preventative tips against this national pandemic disaster by cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched objects and surfaces.
Our staff adhere to the necessary procedures of wearing face masks and consistent hand sanitizing.
We pride and take our professional competency very seriously.

Our professional commitment is a key element by which we base our ethical principles and values on.
We take precautions against COVID-19 contamination by extensive measures to sterilize fire equipment.
We are keen on prioritizing the health and safety of our clients and have now extended our services on National division for sanitization and essential fire equipment sanitizing for our following equipment:
National Division for Sanitization

Fire Equipment Sanitizing:

·        * Fire extinguishers
·        * Fire detection systems
·        * Fire sprinkler systems (sprinkler head, piping and valves)
·        * Fire hydrants
·        * Fire pump houses
·        * Fire hose reels

Our staff members have been trained on:
Use of & care for personal protective equipment

·       *  Hand-washing
·       *  Use of sanitizer
·       *  Strict social distancing
·       *  Proper interaction with the public
·       *  Symptoms of COVID-19

s    Specialized cleaning must be done to ensure that the biological contamination is both inactivated and removed. Infection control takes many forms, including the practice of universal precautions, good hygiene, and the proper use and care of protective equipment.


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