Fire Safety & Protection Systems

• Detailed Design, Shop Drawings & As-Built drawings

• Fire Sprinkler Systems

• Building Hydrant Systems

• Hand Held Fire Fighting Equipment (such as Fire Hose Reels and Extinguishers)

• Passive Fire Protection Systems

• Testing and Compliance

The installation of a fire sprinkler system to a building is essential not only to the protection of life but the protection of assets and property. At AWC we take this very seriously as we are the first line of defence in the event of a fire.

AWC has one of the largest project management and installation teams in the central north island. It has a wealth of knowledge across all facets of the industry whether it be new installations or maintenance on existing systems. We have an excellent reputation within the construction industry for providing a quality service and product with the ability to deliver on time. We have pride in our workmanship and use only reputable products and materials for all of our installations This, coupled with our stringent quality assurance measures allows us to complete our projects to the satisfaction of our clients every time. Our dedicated team are committed to providing this high quality service on all of our projects. This is the case whether the project is a small service based project, high end apartment complex or large industrial buildings.

AWC believes the best measure for success is repeat business. Our proven record with our clients gives them the confidence to engage us at the preliminary stages of their projects with the majority of our contracts being negotiated without having to go through the tender process. This confidence in AWC justifies all the hard work and dedication we employ for ALL of our projects.

Sprinkler Systems

Passive Fire Protection

AWC is experienced in the installation of passive fire protection systems for commercial, industrial and public buildings.

Passive measures provide protection by their very existence and are largely unseen. However, they are vital to the stability and integrity of a building or structure when attacked by fire. They serve the purpose to separate the building into areas of manageable risk, to restrict the growth and spread of fire and protect structural elements from fire to prevent their early collapse. This allows time for the occupants to escape and provides a degree of protection for fire fighters.