Fire stations, civil-security posts.
Operational buildings for civil-security services: emergency-vehicle bays, dormitories, command rooms, specialised equipment and training infrastructure.
iKas Global is leading the construction of the very first fire station for the city of Goma (North Kivu) — a critical infrastructure for the safety of a growing metropolis exposed to specific volcanic and urban risks.
Civil-security buildings impose unique functional requirements:
Bays with fast doors for emergency vehicles (fire trucks, ambulances)
Hose-drying masts, fire poles, dressing rooms
Dormitories, men/women locker rooms, on-duty catering
Command room with crisis telephony and GIS interfaces
Training tower or area (drills, height rescue)
Water reserves sized for intervention
We work in close consultation with unit commanders to integrate operational lessons-learned from the design phase.
Operational definition of the service (staff, vehicles, missions)
Land at the centre or edge of the intervention zone
Specific requirements (training, housing, water reserves)
Compliance with national civil-security standards
Coordination with partner services (police, civil protection)
Architectural design optimised for intervention flows
Construction of the building and operational amenities
Installation of specific equipment (masts, slides, sirens)
Water reserves, fire-service connections, hydrants
Commissioning with evacuation drills
Operational documentation and as-built drawings
Tell us about your project: our engineers will get back to you within 48 hours with an initial analysis and an indicative schedule.