About the project
Founded in 1996 in the Makkah region, Al Hada Water is a Saudi producer of bottled drinking water. It bottles drinking water in PET bottles, offers containers from 0.25 to 19 litres, and makes its own bottles and caps from its own raw materials. According to the company profile, its plant covers 15,000 m² with a stated capacity of 200,000 bottles per hour.
Why fire and life safety matter in a water bottling plant
Water does not burn, but most of what surrounds it in a bottling plant does. The fire load sits in packaging: plastic resin, empty bottles, caps, shrink film, cartons and timber pallets, all of which burn hot and give off dense smoke. Bottle making usually relies on heated blow-moulding machines, alongside compressors, electrical panels and conveyors, with finished goods stacked on pallets near the lines. A plant that makes its own containers concentrates these hazards on one site, so early detection and stopping a fire before it reaches stored stock protect both the workforce and supply.
AZEIDK’s role
AZEIDK’s work covered supplying and installing fire protection, alarm and security systems, followed by testing and commissioning to the project requirements.
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