Fire protection has three major goals: life safety, property protection, continuity of operations. 

Structural fire protection (e.g. land-based buildings, offshore constructions or onboard ships) is typically achieved via three means:

• Passive fire protection (use of integral, fire-resistance rated wall and floor assemblies that are used to form fire compartments intended to limit the spread of fire, or occupancy separations, or firewalls, to keep fires, high temperatures and flue gases within the fire compartment of origin, thus enabling firefighting and evacuation).
• Active fire protection (manual and automatic detection and suppression of fires, as in using and installing a fire sprinkler system or finding the fire, fire alarm, and / or extinguishing it).
• Education.

SSR® focus on providing sales, engineering, designing and maintenance staff to commercial entities who deliver services and manufacture products that meet these goals for structural entities.

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