People who search for Al Alamiya Security and Safety Systems Company, Al Najjar or Al Rumaih usually need a firm to install or maintain a fire alarm, firefighting network or CCTV. A name alone does not tell you whether a company fits. Four checks do: the company’s Civil Defense approval on the Salamah platform, the scope of its maintenance contract, the brands it installs, and the cities it actually covers.
This guide collects what some of the most searched safety and security systems companies in Saudi Arabia publish on their own websites, then sets out criteria you can verify yourself. City directories and equipment suppliers have their own articles, linked below.
Key takeaways
- Company details here come from each company’s official website as it appeared on 12 November 2026. A listing is not a recommendation or a ranking.
- Check a safety company’s approval on the Civil Defense Salamah platform, which offers a report of qualified and approved companies.
- For high-risk activities, the licence requires a contract with a safety company and maintenance contracts, followed by a Civil Defense inspection.
- Ask for the brand, model and datasheet before the price. Logos on a website prove neither an agency nor an approval.
- Some well-known names are used by more than one business, so match the name on the contract with the commercial registration and licence.
In this article
- What does a safety and security systems company do?
- How we built the list
- Al Alamiya Security and Safety Systems, Al Najjar and Al Rumaih: what we found
- Other safety systems companies people search for
- How to choose an approved safety and security systems company
- Common mistakes when choosing a safety systems company
- AZEIDK: another option for fire alarm, firefighting and CCTV
- Frequently asked questions
- Summary
What does a safety and security systems company do?
In Saudi company names, “security and safety systems” covers two fields: fire and life safety (fire alarm, sprinklers and firefighting, special suppression, extinguishers, Civil Defense paperwork) and security (CCTV, access control, intrusion alarm, intercom).
Some companies work in only one field even when their name mentions both, so read what the company says about its services. Also separate the equipment supplier, the installation contractor and the maintenance company. For these types and how to check each, see Safety Companies in Saudi Arabia: Types and How to Verify an Approved Safety Establishment.
How we built the list
We started from the names people search for, opened each company’s official website, and recorded only what the company says about itself: name, city, services and any brands it names. We added no prices, ratings or phone numbers and did not compare quality. Where no official website confirmed a name’s details, we mention the name only.
Data last checked: 12 November 2026. Send corrections via our contact page.
Al Alamiya Security and Safety Systems, Al Najjar and Al Rumaih: what we found
Al Alamiya Security and Safety Systems Company (الشركة العالمية لأنظمة الأمن والسلامة)
Its official website (alamiasys.com) places the company in Riyadh and says it was founded in 2004. It lists fire prevention and firefighting, air conditioning, plumbing and electrical systems, from design to maintenance. The page we reviewed gives no detailed address, branches or brands.
Al Najjar Security and Safety Systems Company (شركة النجار لأنظمة الأمن والسلامة)
Several businesses in and outside Saudi Arabia trade as “Al Najjar”. At review time we found no official website we could open that confirms the company’s city or services, so we list no details. That says nothing about its work; if you deal with it, verify its licence and commercial registration directly.
Al Rumaih surveillance systems (الرميح لأنظمة المراقبة)
The name is widely searched, but at review time we could not open an official website confirming the company’s identity, city or services, so we list the name only. That says nothing about its work; if you deal with it, verify its licence and commercial registration directly.
Other safety systems companies people search for
The table is in alphabetical order (Arabic) and shows what each company states on its official website.
| Company | City and branches per website | What it publicly offers | Official website |
|---|---|---|---|
| AZEIDK (أزيدك) | Several branches in the Kingdom; list on the contact page | Fire alarm, firefighting, special suppression, CCTV and access control, installation, maintenance contracts, Civil Defense support | azeidkgroup.com |
| Al Safi Security and Safety Systems (الصافي لأنظمة الأمن والسلامة) | Head office on King Fahd Road, Al Aziziyah (city not stated), branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, Madinah and Dammam | Extinguishers, alarm and suppression systems, FM-200, Civil Defense permits and licence renewal, technical reports, maintenance contracts | alsafi-safety.com |
| Shawamekh Al Jazeera Safety Systems and Equipment (SASSECO) | Riyadh (Al Malaz), Dammam and Shaqra | Fire alarm, sprinklers, FM-200, kitchen suppression, extinguishers, scheduled maintenance; brands named include GENT by Honeywell and SFFECO | shawamekh.com |
| First Advanced Safety Systems | Riyadh: Mateen Center, Prince Mamduh Bin Abdulaziz St | Supply of fire detection and alarm systems and firefighting equipment, installation and maintenance | first-advanced.com |
| Masar Al Ittihad Safety Devices Company (شركة مسار الاتحاد لأجهزة السلامة) | Riyadh (Prince Abdulmohsen bin Abdulaziz Road), branches in Dammam, Al Khobar and Khamis Mushait | Fire alarm, sprinklers, gas, foam and kitchen suppression, maintenance contracts, safety plans, technical reports | mta-ksa.com |
A company’s presence here does not imply any business relationship with AZEIDK, and it does not mean AZEIDK has checked its licences. For extinguisher and safety equipment suppliers, see Safety Equipment Companies in Saudi Arabia.
How to choose an approved safety and security systems company
1. Safety company approval on Salamah
Salamah (salamah.998.gov.sa) is the Civil Defense platform for facility licences. Its guide, published by Elm, says one of its aims is to qualify and approve safety companies, and that it provides a report of all companies qualified and approved by Civil Defense. Search it using the company name exactly as on its commercial registration. For indirect, high-risk activities, the guide links the licence to a safety company contract, maintenance contracts and a Civil Defense inspection.
Keep three documents apart, because none replaces the others: the company’s activity licence, your facility’s Salamah licence, and the approval of each equipment model. For the facility approval steps, see Civil Defense Fire Safety Approval in Saudi Arabia: Step by Step.
2. The maintenance contract: what exactly does it cover?
Ask for the contract template before you sign. Check the systems covered, number of visits, fault response time, spare parts and the report after each visit. “Comprehensive maintenance” without a list of systems will not serve a licence file or protect you in a dispute.
3. Brands and models
Ask for the brand and model of every line in the quotation, plus the datasheet and product certificates. The SASO Technical Regulation for Fire Control Materials and Equipment requires a certificate of conformity for extinguishing equipment and fire pumps. It excludes fire alarm and firefighting systems from its scope and refers them to the Saudi Fire Protection Code (SBC 801).
4. Geographic coverage
A branch or team in your city means faster response than a city listed only as a “service area”. For city guides, see Fire Alarm Companies in Riyadh, CCTV Company in Dammam and Khobar, Fire Protection Companies in Jazan, Khamis Mushait and Abha and Safety Companies in Madinah.
| Criterion | What to ask the company for | Where to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Safety company approval | Name as on the commercial registration, and the activity licence | Qualified and approved companies report on Salamah |
| Maintenance contract | List of systems, number of visits, response time, spare parts | Written contract template before signing |
| Brands | Brand, model and datasheet for each line | Manufacturer’s official website and listing directories |
| Conformity of extinguishing equipment | Certificate of conformity number for the exact model | SABER platform and the product label |
| Coverage | Nearest branch address and maintenance team | Branches page on the official website |
Common mistakes when choosing a safety systems company
- Choosing on a familiar name alone: more than one business may use the same or a similar name. Match the name on the contract and invoice with the commercial registration and licence.
- Mixing up CCTV and fire companies: a firm that installs excellent cameras may not be qualified for fire system maintenance contracts, and the reverse is also true.
- Accepting a quotation without models: without brand, model and device count, quotations cannot be compared.
- Dropping maintenance after handover: an unmaintained system can fail without anyone noticing, and for high-risk activities the maintenance contract is part of the licence file.
- Forgetting CCTV obligations: security cameras have their own law on recording and retention. See Saudi Security Surveillance Cameras Law.
AZEIDK: another option for fire alarm, firefighting and CCTV
AZEIDK is one of the companies you can compare using the same criteria. Its services in Saudi Arabia run from survey and design through supply, installation and commissioning to maintenance:
- Fire alarm systems, addressable and conventional, including Context Plus panels and detectors.
- Firefighting systems: TYCO and Victaulic sprinklers, American Fire Control (AFC) valves, KDI pipes and Jack Pump fire pumps.
- Security and surveillance systems: Hikvision, Dahua and EZVIZ cameras, ZKTeco access control and time attendance, and Ajax intrusion alarms.
- Preventive and periodic maintenance contracts for alarm, firefighting systems and extinguishers, delivered by AZEIDK’s own maintenance team.
- Civil Defense approval support, including the Salamah technical report for facilities.
AZEIDK holds an activity licence from the General Directorate of Civil Defense, dated 13 January 2026 and issued in its Arabic trade name «شركة أزيدك لأجهزة السلامة». AZEIDK also holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certificates covering the design, supply, installation and maintenance of firefighting, fire alarm, CCTV, access control and low current systems.
Frequently asked questions
Is this list a ranking of the best safety and security systems companies in Saudi Arabia?
No. The table is alphabetical and unrated.
How do I know a safety company is approved by Civil Defense?
Use the Civil Defense Salamah platform, which provides a report of qualified and approved companies. Search by the registered company name.
Where can I find details of Al Alamiya Security and Safety Systems Company?
On its official website, alamiasys.com. It says the company is in Riyadh and works in fire prevention, air conditioning, plumbing and electrical systems.
Why did you not list details for Al Najjar Security and Safety Systems Company?
Several businesses use the name, and at review time we found no official website confirming its city and services. We list the name only until an official source confirms more.
Can a CCTV company maintain a fire alarm system?
Not necessarily. Check that fire maintenance is part of its activity and that it is approved on Salamah.
Do fire alarm systems need a SABER certificate of conformity?
The SASO regulation for fire control materials and equipment excludes fire alarm and firefighting systems from its scope; the Saudi Fire Protection Code applies to them. Extinguishing equipment and fire pumps do need a certificate of conformity.
Summary
A name such as Al Alamiya, Al Najjar or Al Rumaih is a starting point. The decision rests on what you can verify: approval on Salamah, a written maintenance contract with a clear list of systems, named brands and models in the quotation, and a branch or team near your site. Apply the same criteria to every company, AZEIDK included.
Comparing safety company quotations for your facility? Send us the facility type, systems and city, and we will reply with models, datasheets and maintenance scope you can compare. Talk to the AZEIDK team
