Construction sites often pose dual needs: securing the site perimeter to prevent unauthorized access or theft, and ensuring that in emergency situations (fire, collapse risk, evacuation) there are safe, accessible exit routes. A temporary fence with modular fire‑exit unlockers fulfils both needs — giving you perimeter security without compromising emergency egress readiness.
Temporary fences — such as welded‑mesh, chain‑link or panel fences — are the most common method to define work zones and separate construction areas from public or adjacent spaces. They are widely recognized as essential to prevent unauthorized entry, contain debris, and manage site safety. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
The ASTM F3342‑19 standard recommends that these fences be installed before any construction begins, maintained as continuous barriers, and properly anchored to ensure stability. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Standard fences often lack provisions for safe escape or emergency exit in case of fire or other hazards. Without a designated exit route, workers or emergency responders may be trapped, leading to serious risk. That is why designing temporary fences to include modular fire‑exit unlockable gates is not just a “nice-to-have,” but a safety necessity — especially on public‑access or large multi‑level projects.
Our fencing solution combines secure temporary fence panels with purpose‑built unlockable exit modules. During regular operation, gates remain locked — preventing unauthorized access. When an emergency arises, the fire‑exit unlockers enable rapid opening, providing clear egress paths for workers or responders. Foundations are stable, base ballast or anchored supports handle wind or load, ensuring the structure remains sound even under stress. Signage highlighting exit routes and emergency instructions is provided to guide safe evacuation.
During a downtown redevelopment — involving demolition, structural work and interior renovation — our modular fence with fire‑exit modules was deployed. The site covered multiple floors and included adjacent public walkways. Through the 16‑week construction, the perimeter remained secure; deliveries, vehicle access, and material storage were controlled. Twice, small fires occurred at subcontractor welding stations — thanks to the unlockable exit modules, workers evacuated safely within minutes; no injuries, no public disturbance, and no regulatory fines. Post‑project safety audit highlighted the professionalism and emergency readiness of the site management.
ASTM F3342‑19 — Standard Guide for Temporary Fence Applications for Construction Sites. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
AS 4687.1:2022 Temporary Fencing and Hoardings – General Requirements — recognizing temporary fences, gates and hoardings as valid site‑safety measures, including for access control and barrier integrity. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Industry safety‑guidance discussions on temporary fencing and site‑safety best practices. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
– Large‑scale construction projects – Public‑access renovation / restoration (museums, public buildings, heritage sites) – Multi‑level construction, demolition or structural work – Projects near pedestrian traffic or public areas – High‑risk activities (welding, hot works, demolition) requiring fire‑safety measures and quick egress
Want to integrate evacuation‑ready fencing into your next project? We can design and install a modular temporary fence with fire‑exit unlockers, layout emergency‑exit modules, signage, and manage compliance documentation — so you meet both security and safety obligations.
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