We supply, install, inspect, and certify temporary mobile fire protection systems, wireless job-site fire alarms, hot-work safety gear, and complete Civil Defense compliance packages for active construction sites, mega-project developments, temporary worker camps, and industrial fit-outs across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Operating in strict alignment with the Saudi Building Code (SBC 801 Fire Code), High Commission for Industrial Security (HCIS Directives), NFPA 241 (Standard for Safeguarding Construction, Alteration, and Demolition Operations), and Saudi Civil Defense (Salamah) requirements, our rapid-deployment safety solutions safeguard personnel, high-value materials, and temporary structures against early-stage site fire hazards.
Active job sites pose unique fire risks due to continuous hot-work operations, exposed combustible materials, evolving structural layouts, and absent permanent fire mains. Maintaining full Civil Defense and HCIS compliance during all build phases is essential to prevent costly site shutdowns and catastrophic material loss.
Temporary jobs, laydown yards, and site offices require rugged, high-visibility fire protection designed for dust-heavy, demanding field environments.
Rapid-deployment, battery- or solar-powered mesh alarm units with manual call points and high-decibel siren strobes. Easily expanded across multiple floors without cabling.
All-terrain wheeled units equipped with large-capacity ABC dry chemical extinguishers, CO2 cylinders, fire blankets, and heavy-duty emergency axes stationed near high-risk operations.
Rugged dry risers with standard Saudi Civil Defense hose couplings installed progressively as floor slabs advance, providing immediate water supply to upper decks.
Uncontrolled hot-work activities and flammable material accumulation account for the vast majority of job-site fires. Implementing strict structural safety protocols mitigates risk across every construction phase.
Hotels and commercial dining facilities require dedicated protection mechanisms for specialized hazard areas.
Regular field inspection and hydrostatic tag verification of all site fire assets per NFPA 10 and NFPA 25 standards.
Conducting RF connectivity checks across concrete cores and underground basements to ensure 100% alarm coverage.
Providing certified compliance documentation, third-party inspection logs, and equipment certificates required by Civil Defense for temporary works permits.
Our temporary job-site safety services support major construction hubs, infrastructure corridors, and giga-project developments throughout the Kingdom.
Whether setting up a new contractor camp, outfitting a high-rise core, or preparing for an imminent Civil Defense/HCIS site audit, our safety team supplies certified equipment with fast site mobilization across KSA.
Bahrah, 23342, Jeddah, KSA
sales@triad.sa
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (AST)
Under SBC 801 and NFPA 241, as soon as building construction progresses beyond 12 meters (or 4 stories) above grade, at least one temporary dry standpipe must be extended upward concurrently with the structure. It must feature Saudi Civil Defense-compatible hose connections on each floor for immediate firefighting access.
Wireless construction fire alarms run on long-life lithium batteries or integrated solar panels. They communicate over secure, multi-path RF mesh networks. If one unit is damaged or moved during work, the signal automatically reroutes through neighboring units to sound the evacuation sirens across the entire site.
NFPA 51B and Civil Defense standards mandate a dedicated hot-work permit, a designated fire watch individual stationed on-site for at least 30 minutes post-operation, flame-resistant containment blankets, and a fully charged 6kg or 9kg dry chemical/CO2 extinguisher kept within 10 meters of the operation.
