The Minister for the Interior, Mohammed Muntaka-Mubarak, has introduced the Automated Fire Safety Compliance System (AFCAS), a brand new virtual platform designed to change into fireplace protection compliance in Ghana.

Speaking on the release, Mr Muntaka-Mubarak stressed out that fireplace protection isn’t not obligatory however a countrywide necessity that protects lives and belongings whilst additionally strengthening investor self assurance.

He defined that AFCAS marks a big shift from guide and fragmented processes to a virtual, standardised and technology-driven fireplace protection compliance regime.

According to the minister, the gadget is anticipated to lend a hand the Ghana National Fire Service make stronger its engagement with the general public, streamline inspections, cut back turnaround occasions and improve provider supply throughout houses, companies and public establishments.

Mr Muntaka-Mubarak famous that the initiative aligns with the federal government’s broader coverage of the usage of know-how to make doing organization more uncomplicated and to ensure the safety of investments within the nation.

He counseled the success and team of workers of the Ghana National Fire Service for his or her imaginative and prescient and dedication in bringing the challenge to fruition, and instructed belongings homeowners, regulatory our bodies and most people to totally toughen the implementation of AFCAS.

“Fire safety is a shared responsibility,” he said.

The Chief Fire Officer, Daniella Mawusi Ntow Sarpong, mentioned the gadget would considerably make stronger provider supply, business environment technology and interplay with purchasers.

She defined that ahead of the creation of AFCAS, fireplace protection compliance processes had been treated manually, a state of affairs that got here with a number of demanding situations.

Madam Sarpong expressed self assurance that some great benefits of the brand new virtual gadget could be far-reaching for each the Fire Service and the general public.

The release, held in Accra introduced in combination stakeholders from the Ghana National Fire Service, executive companies, and the non-public progress.

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