Ardent Receives P-Mark SPCR 199 Certification
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by Natasha Lear
2y ago
We’re proud to announce that we have now obtained the latest version of P-Mark SPCR 199 certification for the Ardent Dual Agent Fire Suppression Systems. The P-Mark SPCR 199:2021 certification assesses the performance of fire suppression systems against realistic fire conditions and vehicle environmental aspects in engine compartments with combustion engines. The 2021 certification standard presents a new rating classification system over the previous 2017 version. P-Mark SPCR 199:2021 achieved to A+, the highest certification rating The recent SPCR 199:2021 certification introduces a new sta ..read more
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Q&A – Victoria Machen
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
3y ago
For our customers who regularly speak to the team, introducing our team members puts a face to the voice and shows the range of individuals that make Ardent. In this Q&A we speak to our Operations Support Coordinator, Victoria. Why do you enjoy working at Ardent? We are a forward-thinking company, always seeking to improve our service and looking out for one another as colleagues. What does your role involve? Pricing customer works including servicing and call outs post completion. Speaking with customers to ensure they understand what has been carried out and are happy with their service ..read more
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Protecting the Port of Liverpool: Ardent Systems Fitted on New JCBs
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
3y ago
Two cutting edge JCB shovel loaders have been delivered to the Port of Liverpool, both fitted with Ardent Fire Suppression Systems for total protection. The new JCB 457 loading shovels will replace the existing fleet of machines at the Animal Food Stuffs warehouse and are the first of several machine deliveries. Briggs equipment, who supplied the machines, worked closely with Peel Ports to understand the requirements in order to supply machines that ticked every box. “We have a great working relationship with Briggs Equipment who are our strategic wheeled asset partners. They have a strong tr ..read more
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Q&A with Holly Lear
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
3y ago
For our customers who regularly speak to the team, introducing our team members puts a face to the voice and shows the range of individuals that make Ardent. In this Q&A we speak to our Sales Support Co-ordinator, Holly. Why do you enjoy working at Ardent?  I like working for Ardent because the whole team always tries to go above and beyond expectations to ensure customer satisfaction.  What does your role involve?   As a Sales Support Co-ordinator, my role involves ensuring customer satisfaction throughout their experience with Ardent. I communicate often with customer ..read more
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COVID-19: Second Lockdown Update
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
3y ago
With the second lockdown now in effect, we want to reassure our customers that we will continue to operate to maintain and service your systems. As it was in the first lockdown, our priority is to support our customers and keep business as normal as possible. Supplying and maintaining your systems is a high priority for us and we value the importance of ensuring the safe running of your vehicles. Our telephone lines are, as always, open to your calls and our emergency line will continue to be operational out of office hours. We are here to answer any questions or concerns you may have during t ..read more
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BS 6164:2019 – Fire Suppression for Tunnelling
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
3y ago
The British Standard (BS) 6164:2019 came into effect on 31 October 2019. This British Standard is a full revision of the now-superseded BS 6164:2011 with regards to health and safety in tunnelling in the construction industry. Clause 13 of BS 6164:2019 contains guidance and recommendations regarding fire protection of plant and equipment used in tunnelling. It refers to the protection of both mobile and static equipment, including specialised tunnel plant intended for underground use and surface equipment that can be taken underground. Specialized tunnelling plant requiring fire protection inc ..read more
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COVID-19: We’re Here to Help
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
4y ago
Following the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) we wanted to reassure you that we are doing everything we can to reduce the risk of infection for our customers and employees. We understand that many businesses are struggling, and we would like to do what we can to make life a little easier. Please be advised that there is no change to the operation of the business and that system installation and servicing will go ahead as normal; maintaining your systems is a high priority for us and we value the importance of ensuring the safe running of safety-critical equipment. Our phone lines are still ..read more
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Q&A with Charlotte Adams
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
4y ago
For our customers who regularly speak to the team, introducing our team members puts a face to the voice and shows the range of individuals that make Ardent. In this Q&A we speak to our latest addition to the Sales Team, Charlotte Adams, our Sales Co-ordinator. Why do you enjoy working at Ardent? Ardent is a growing company and I enjoy the idea of being a part of something that is still developing and has a lot of growth potential. What does your role involve? My role involves liaising with clients, sending quotations and processing orders. Where do you feel you make the biggest contribu ..read more
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Q&A with Rhys Clifton
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
4y ago
For our customers who regularly speak to the team, introducing our team members puts a face to the voice and shows the range of individuals that make Ardent. In this Q&A we speak to one of our Operations Co-ordinators, Rhys. Why do you enjoy working at Ardent? Ardent employees are always trying to do things the right way and there is a real confidence in the quality of the products we provide. What does your role involve? The main part of my role is planning work in for our Field Engineers, ensuring they have a full schedule of installing or servicing our systems every week. This involves ..read more
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Fire Suppression Basics: Nozzle Coverage and Location
Ardent
by Natasha Lear
4y ago
In case you missed any of the previous posts in the Vehicle Fire Suppression Basics series… Blog post 1: Extinguishing Agents Blog post 2: Detection Systems Blog post 3: Control Module Blog post 4: Suppression Agent Tanks Blog post 5: Hazard Analysis Part 6 of 8: Nozzle Coverage and Location Having identified the fire hazards and areas which require protection, the next step is to determine the number of discharge nozzles needed and where they should be placed to provide the best coverage. This is where the expertise of the fire suppression system designer and installer comes in. Key Nozzle Co ..read more
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