Welcome to Hawkesfire.co.uk
Hawkes Fire specialise in mobile and fixed fire protection solutions for flammable liquid risks.
We have been in business since 1974 and have developed our knowledge, expertise and experience so that we can deliver the highest standard of protection against fire.
Our in depth knowledge of the industries we serve means that you will receive informed advice from first call through to final delivery. However, we don’t stop there; our service and maintenance team provide whole life cover to the UK and beyond.
We serve the high risk industries. Whenever the refining, blending, storage and transport of flammable liquids are undertaken there will be a hazard and a risk of fire. Refineries, chemical processing, fuel storage facilities, power generation, pharmaceutical production, airports, docks and jetties are the markets we understand.
We are pleased to be a long standing distributor for Angus Fire. They are the only company in the world that develops and manufactures fire hose, foam concentrates and fire fighting equipment. It has a long history of pioneering innovation and its product brands are some of the best known and most trusted in the fire industry.
Breaking News...
- Hawkes Fire Co-Sponsor AFOA Conference 2012 (12/01/2012)

The Airport Fire Officers Association will hold their annual conference over 18/19th January and Hawkes Fire will be co-sponsoring this important event in partnership with Angus Fire and Sides fire trucks.
View » - Fukushima Probe Highlights Regulator in Response Failure (03/01/2012)

Fukushima Probe Highlights Regulator in Response Failure
View » - Hawkes Fire Spreads its Wings (22/12/2011)
Our growing business has been looking for increased office and workshop space for some time.
View » - Angus Fire and Hawkes Fire Attend Attend Emergency Services Show 2011 (01/12/2011)

Angus Fire and Hawkes Fire Attend Attend Emergency Services Show 2011
View » - 14 killed in eastern China chemical plant explosion (21/11/2011)

An explosion at a chemical plant in eastern China has killed fourteen workers. It happened at a melamine production unit in Xintai in Shandong province where a condenser was being maintained and repaired, local officials say.
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