Our areas of practice
Every environment, a tailored Investigation.
Every environment, a tailored Investigation.
FireLab Pyrénées™ operates across all types of environments affected by an Explosion or Fire loss. Each environment calls for its own specific skills — the "NFPA 921" methodology remains the common benchmark.
Investigation of Building Fires
Residential Buildings, Car Parks, Supported Housing (Logements-Foyers), Public-Access Buildings (ERP) and High-Rise Buildings. From origin to cause, every investigation is conducted on site, in accordance with the "NFPA 921" methodology.
Investigation of Industrial Fires
Industrial Sites, Warehouses, Agricultural Operations and Classified Facilities for Environmental Protection (ICPE). From origin to cause, every investigation is conducted on site, in accordance with the "NFPA 921" methodology.
Investigation of Motor Land Vehicle Fires
Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, Agricultural Machinery, Construction Machinery and Two-Wheelers. Internal-Combustion, Electric and Hybrid powertrains. High-Voltage Batteries, Charging Stations. From origin to cause, every investigation is conducted on site, in accordance with the "NFPA 921" methodology.
Investigation of Maritime & Inland-Waterway Fires
Pleasure Boats, Professional Vessels, Sailing Yachts and River Craft. On-Board Electrical Installations, Propulsion Systems, On-Board Equipment. From origin to cause, every investigation is conducted on site, in accordance with the "NFPA 921" methodology.
Investigation of Energy-Installation Fires
Photovoltaic Installations, Wind Turbines, Energy Production and Storage Equipment. Inverters, Batteries, Electrical Connections. From origin to cause, every investigation is conducted on site, in accordance with the "NFPA 921" methodology.
Investigation of Natural Area Fires
Forests, Crops, Vegetation and Fallow Land. Determination of the Area of Origin, identification of the Point of Origin and Fire Spread Factors. From origin to cause, every investigation is conducted on site, in accordance with the "NFPA 921" methodology.
