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In 2016, Saudi Arabia unveiled a bold and transformative roadmap: Vision 2030. Spearheaded by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, this national plan aims to reshape the Kingdom’s economic landscape.

FFS reveals an in-depth look at the testing processes required for Fire Fighting Systems to ensure safety and reliability across a range of high-risk environments.

Small crafts are critical in firefighting operations, especially in environments where larger vessels cannot operate, such as marinas, rivers, urban areas, and shallow waters.

In recent months, extraordinary rainfall events have caused severe flooding worldwide, impacting millions and exerting immense pressure on resources.

2023 unfolded as the deadliest year for forest fires in the 21st century, a stark reminder of the ravages of climate change. With over 400 million hectares (988 million acres) reduced to ashes globally.

In a pioneering move, the Dubai Civil Defense has launched the world's first sustainable mobile floating fire station, establishing a new global standard for maritime emergency response.

In the dynamic world of high-capacity firefighting, Fire Fighting Systems (FFS) stands as a global leader in designing, engineering, and manufacturing large-scale firefighting systems.

In 2003, a group of visionary employees embarked on a journey that would transform the landscape of the Fire Fighting Systems industry. FFS Fire Fighting Systems was born through a management buyout, fueled by the ambition to create a company that would innovate and develop its own products.

FFS Fire Fighting Systems are excited to reveal a significant achievement in collaboration with the Morita Group. This accomplishment carries profound importance for both organisations, highlighting the dedication of all stakeholders.

Firefighting in forests and steep terrains comes with its own set of tough challenges, testing the limits of even the most experienced professionals. The unpredictable nature of rugged landscapes makes accessing and managing fires in these areas particularly treacherous.

‍The "Branddirektor Westphal" in Hamburg epitomizes maritime safety innovation, merging cutting-edge technology with traditional dedication to protect one of Europe's busiest ports.