We give you peace of mind
Great buildings require great design and great functionality, but it’s the people inside these buildings that matter most. Whether you’re building a football stadium, a tunnel or a commercial building, protecting people in the event of fire is an absolute priority.
We’re specialists in designing and upgrading fire hydrant, sprinkler and detection systems. We work side by side with your project team, integrating with other engineering disciplines, to determine the optimal way to protect your asset.
Our team have the vital experience your project requires and have worked on projects such as Melbourne’s The Quays, the new City of Perth Library and Sydney’s Australian Towers II. We’re also brilliant at robust and complex projects, like the new Perth Wellington Street Underground Bus Station – a project that’s required an expert team of 20 of our most talented employees.
Fire protection is an essential part of a building and for good reason. If the worst happens, you’ll be glad you were backed by Wood & Grieve.
Five reasons to use WGE Fire Protection
- We’re at the top of our game. We keep up-to-date with the latest Australian standards and world best practice in fire protection, which means the most cutting-edge solution for you.
- We’re extremely thorough. We leave no stone unturned and address every likely option to ensure your people and assets are protected for life.
- We’re well connected. We have strong relationships with the local fire authorities across Australia, which means we’re abreast of the latest fire regulations and industry happenings.
- We have depth and breadth of expertise. Our strong inter-discipline relationships across our team of more than 400 employees, means we have access to the very best ideas to meet your project needs.
- It’s more than just sprinklers. We do highly sophisticated and specialised systems for computer rooms, mission critical spaces and high hazard storage and warehouse facilities and we provide specialty advice to help you make informed decisions on complex matters.
Our advice to clients
Reflecting on what you did last time is a good place to start your latest build. However, don’t forget that every project is unique and all options should be considered and explored. Remember- there is always more than one way to skin a cat!
