
At W4G Fire & Security, we provide highly trained fire watch security guards and patrol services to protect vulnerable premises across the UK. Our certified fire marshal guards are deployed when fire risk assessments determine that continuous monitoring is essential for safety compliance, particularly during periods when fire detection systems are offline, under maintenance, or during high-risk construction activities.
We provide security guards who are trained fire marshals, to patrol vulnerable premises where a fire risk assessment states that there must be officers on site to issue fire warnings and aid evacuation. Our guards carry professional radio communication equipment to ensure excellent coordination whilst patrolling and are specifically trained to monitor communal areas and exit points to ensure they remain free from obstruction at all times.
As specialists in both security guarding services and fire safety systems, we understand the critical importance of fire watch duties. Our guards work seamlessly alongside your existing fire detection systems and can coordinate with your CCTV monitoring for comprehensive site protection.
We serve diverse sectors including construction sites, healthcare facilities, corporate buildings, and retail premises throughout the UK. Each deployment is tailored to meet specific risk requirements and regulatory compliance needs.
We will work with you to establish a comprehensive fire strategy and evacuation plan that can be effectively enforced by our professionally trained guards each day, ensuring your premises maintain the highest safety standards and regulatory compliance.
Get your free security consultationProtect your premises with professional fire watch services tailored to your specific risk profile. No matter where you are in the UK, our nationwide experienced team will assess your site requirements and deploy certified fire marshal guards to ensure continuous protection.
Contact us today at 020 800 43800 or email us at hello@w4g-security.com for no-obligation advice and expert assistance.
A fire watch typically becomes necessary when your fire risk assessment identifies a gap in your normal fire detection or alarm coverage. This most commonly applies when:
In every case, the decision on whether a fire watch is required – and for how long, sits with your appointed responsible person, informed by the specific risks identified on your site.
Our comprehensive fire watch service includes:
Our fire marshal guards carry out continuous, scheduled patrols of your site rather than periodic checks, covering communal areas, stairwells, fire exits, and any high-risk zones identified in your risk assessment. Patrol routes and checkpoint timings are agreed with you in advance based on your site’s specific requirements.
Yes, fire watch is one of our most requested services for construction and demolition sites, particularly where permanent fire detection systems haven’t yet been installed or where hot works are taking place. Our guards are trained to identify construction-specific fire risks and coordinate directly with site management.
Our fire marshal guards are trained to act immediately – clearing any obstruction from fire exits and escape routes, logging the observation in our detailed safety records, and using our radio communication systems to alert site management or emergency services if the situation requires it.
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