K & K Fire Protection Engineers

K&K Fire Protection Engineers plan, supply and maintain fire detection and alarm systems across Derbyshire and the East Midlands.
Our FIA (Fire Industry Association) trained and qualified engineers can help you through the legislation and provide you with the right level of service.
Whether your responsibilities are for a small office, corner shop, large warehousing, house of multiple occupancy (HMO) or hotels we have the experience and competency to keep you on the right side of the law.
Analogue addressable intelligent fire alarm systems - creating a sophisticated system of detection and alarm devices able to pin point alarm activiations.

We specify, supply and maintain emergency lighting systems.
The clear illumination escape routes, emergency equipment and safety systems is paramount to allow the safe evacuation of a building, access to safety equipment, safety services and high risk control systems.
We offer a full design, installation, commissioning and maintenance service for emergency lighting systems carried out in accordance with BS5266 pt 1 2016.
Our ICEL (Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting) trained and qualified engineers can help you through the legislation and provide you with the right level of service.

We develop and deliver fire safety training courses to meet your business requirements from the short office based talk and DVD to full fire simulator to give your staff the opportunity to safely tackle live fires.
If you are unsure of what type of training is right for you and your staff please give us a call and we one of our trainers will discuss your requirements.

K&K Fire Protection Engineers supply, and help with the placement of, all kinds of safety signs.
According to Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 signs are required and must comply with the provisions of those regulations - signs must be used, where necessary, to help people identify escape routes, find fire fighting equipment and emergency fire telephones.
If you are unsure of what safety signs your premises require please give us a call and one of our staff will discuss your requirements, including a site visit if appropriate.

Originally an Augustinian monastery, founded around 1146 by the second Earl of Derby Robert Ferrers.
The Abbey became one of the most important in Derbyshire, but was surrendered during the Dissolution of Monasteries, in 1538, and almost completely destroyed.
The mill area is quite a large complex.
The oldest parts, east mill, middle mill and west mill, are 5 stories tall and brick built, and date from 1789-92, the rest are pre 1850.
There is also a finishing house which has 3 storeys and sash windows, and an octagonal toll house in the mill yard.