Drains
A Small Detail — A Major Safety Risk If Overlooked
Floor drains are everywhere in nuclear facilities: changing rooms, airlocks, showers, workshops, technical areas…
An empty siphon is a significant safety weakness:
- risk of fire spreading through pipe networks,
- possible backflow of gases or toxic fumes,
- loss of physical barriers in sensitive zones.
It’s a recognised risk — yet too often poorly controlled.
Common field issues
- No clear inventory of floor drains by zone or type
- No structured verification plan: unclear when last checks were performed
- No evidence available during safety/security audits
- Critical zones overlooked during inspection rounds
- Known deviations not reported or not formally addressed
How BROLZ helps
BROLZ structures the monitoring of floor drains as a genuine safety process — simple to implement and easy to share.
Key features:
- Complete inventory of floor drains, with type, location, and zone assignment
- Scheduling of periodic checks by building or sector
- Verification checklists (water level, accessibility, condition…)
- Field reporting of anomalies (empty, dry, clogged, non-compliant), with photo evidence
- Full history of inspections and interventions
- Global dashboard: compliant / to be reviewed / in anomaly
What changes with BROLZ
- Full control of a critical yet often neglected safety point
- Demonstrable active vigilance, aligned with fire prevention requirements
- Structured inspection rounds without extra burden for teams
- Clear accountability and easier reporting from the field
- Full readiness for safety, fire, or regulatory audits
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