ABOUT AUTOTECH FIRE SYSTEMS

QUALITY

Based in Akron, Ohio, Auto-Tech Fire Systems has been Northeast Ohio's and Western Pennsylvania's choice for quality fire protection systems for nearly two decades. Our knowledgeable staff of fire protection experts are licensed by Ohio's State Fire Marshal's Office and are certified by the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET). We are also ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) Certified to work on maritime vessels.

SERVICE

Auto-Tech Fire Systems is the leading dealer in Akron and the surrounding area in fire alarm systems, sprinkler systems, and FM-200, halon, dry chemical, and liquid chemical fire suppression systems. Our friendly and knowledgeable salespeople, designers and engineers can develop the right fire protection system for your needs, no matter how delicate and valuable your equipment and facilities may be.

KNOWLEDGE

Complying with Ohio's State Fire Safety Code can be both confusing and costly for any company. Our Code Compliance Consultants cut through the confusion and save you money by explaining what is required by the code in easy to understand terms. Our professional code consultants help you avoid misleading and misinterpreted code that can lead to costly upgrades and even more costly fines.

COMMUNITY

At Auto-Tech Fire Systems, we believe in giving back to the community. Members of our staff take the time to teach courses in fire science and fire alarm systems at the University of Akron. Students make frequent field trips to our state-of-the-art facilities to see real life examples of the skills they are learning.

We have designed this site to be both informative and educational. As you browse, please try your hand are our "Know Your Code" fire safety quizzes and if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email us.

In the case of a fire, according to the Ohio fire code, for an employee to be allowed to use a fire extinguisher, they must have (click a letter): A. Been trained by a licensed & certified instructor. B. Read the manual supplied with the extinguisher. C. Been trained by another employee. D. None of the above, in case of an emergency, anyone can use the extinguisher.