A team of experienced fire prevention technicians will tour your facilities
to ensure that they meet safety standards.
WHY:
The main goal of this visit to our clients is to lower foreseeable
losses and therefore controlling your premiums.
During this tour, prevention experts make it their duty to provide
information to the insureds and raise their awareness regarding the
most frequent hazards to their facilities.
HOW:
After scheduling an appointment, the prevention expert will proceed
with the inspection of the buildings with the insureds in order to analyze
them and detect any deficiency that could eventually become a problem.
The prevention inspector will explain to the insured the corrective
measures that he will be required to take in order to rectify the problem
and improve the safety of the facilities within a time limit deemed
acceptable by the participants.
SOME ADVICE:
1. Did you know that electricity
accounts for more than 50% of fire hazards in farm buildings?
We were never taught to question the condition of the network that
supplies us with electricity. We just turn on the light and think that
everything is fine whereas, in reality, it is not always the case.
When it comes to electricity, prevention would consist of having your
facilities analyzed at least once a year by a certified electrician.
Furthermore, did you know there is a system available on the market
that can continuously analyze power faults? This system is called Relax.
2. Have you thought about verifying the condition of your silos’
concrete staves?
Farm silos made of concrete staves should be checked once a year in
order to verify the level of deterioration caused by ensilaging acids.
In the documentation you were provided, there is often mention of a
15-year period before recementing the inside.
