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Eagle Fire - Fire Suppression, Alarm, and Sprinkler Systems
Eagle Fire, Inc. Located in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina
and serving clients on a nation-wide basis, we specialize in water-based
protection systems - fire sprinkler systems, detection systems, fire
suppression systems, fire alarm systems, special hazards systems life
safety consultations, and systems layout.
Mission Statement
We are a professional firm providing fire sprinkler systems, protection and life safety services. We encourage our team member's growth through personal and professional development to enhance sustained growth of our company. We engage in active partnerships with our clients to provide design-focused solutions with an unyielding approach toward results, and fundamental protection. While others are content with technical compliance, we are only satisfied with incident-free outcomes.
History
Eagle Fire Inc. has been providing inspection, functional testing, and maintenance of water-based fire protection systems to commercial, industrial, government, and mercantile facilities since 1987. We expanded our services in 1990 by adding special hazards systems and in 1992 added fire alarm and detection. Most recently, we have added access control systems, fire extinguisher sales and service, and fire protection systems management programs.
Core Values
Eagle Fire team members were asked to provide management with their input to establish our core values. Eagle team members have developed core values using one word with a description of what each word means to them. Eagle Fire, Inc. has made these the cornerstone of our philosophy.
- Safety - "Operate in a safe, but timely manner; never work in conditions you deem as unsafe." "For yourself, your team, and your customer."
- Respect - "For team members, customer concerns, and the tools and equipment involved in the task at hand."
- Integrity - "Values must be demonstrated in the way you act and the way you insist other behave." "EFI has integrity, no team member or customer can compromise it."
- Pride - "Pride in work and general company ethics." "Craftsmanship, that I feel good about my services rendered...to meet or exceed NFPA and Eagle Fire standards."
- Knowledge - Commitment to enhancing job knowledge." "EFI team members are the professionals in this field, we are not afraid of doing the homework to complete a job correctly."
- Initiative - "A workforce ready, willing, and able to meet new challenges...all members pull together for the good of the company."
- Innovation - "Learn to adapt to change within a company, work with it, not against it, if a company is to grow, there must come changes." "Look for new opportunities...don't become stagnant."
Technical Staff
Field technicians/field specialists complete rigorous in-house training meeting Technician Level I standards within the first year and Technical Level II within the second year. During this training period they work under the direct supervision of a senior technician, additional training is provided through NFPA, NFSA, AFSA, and NICET seminars & certification programs.
Service technicians must successfully complete the American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA) apprenticeship programs for sprinkler fitters. Eagle Fire is certified by the State of Virginia, Virginia Apprenticeship Council as an approved sponsor to administer a five year apprenticeship program developed by AFSA in cooperation with the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeship & Training.
Engineering technicians - designers are NICET Level III certified in Sprinkler System Layout and Special Hazards Design.
Fire alarm technicians have received factory training from various manufacturers of fire alarm systems as well as additional certifications. Our technical staff include experienced master and journeyman electricians and degreed electronics personnel.
Customers We Serve
- Air Transportation Facilities
- Military Bases
- Warehouses and Material Distribution Centers
- Office Buildings
- Power Generation Facilities
- Correctional Facilities
- Manufacturing and Assembly Operations
- Colleges, Universities and School Systems
- Hospitals and Adult Care Facilities
- Medical Complexes
- Chemical Processing Plants
- Museums and Historical Properties
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- Lumber and Paper Mills
- Federal Reserve and Other High Security Environments
- Hotels, Dormitories and Other High Density Residential Facilities
- Houses of Worship
- Auto Dealerships and Service Centers
- Retail Stores and Shopping Centers
- Computer, Communication and Other Advanced Technology Centers
- Printing and Publishing Facilities
- Restaurants and Cafeterias
- Food Production and Distribution Facilities
- Federal, State and Local Government
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