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London, SE1 1GD
Block 2 Unit 4 Vestry Trading Estate, Vestry Rd, Sevenoaks TN14 5EL
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A fire risk assessment is important for creating a safe environment in flats and apartment buildings, especially high-rise buildings and tower blocks. They are central in developing and maintaining...
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While fire safety is important in any building, commercial or residential, it is of paramount importance in care homes due to the vulnerability of residents. Fires in care homes not only put both...
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In the aftermath of Grenfell Tower, the importance of fire safety engineering gained further public prominence. After decades of regulatory non-compliance, many building owners and commercial...
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The term ‘passive fire protection’ refers to structural measures which allow occupants to safely evacuate a building, whilst also minimising damage by allowing emergency service responders to get...
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Building owners have always been required to have the right fire protection systems in place to safeguard tenants and occupants. However, in light of reports post-Grenfell, additional scrutiny has...
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A fire suppression system is an integral part of any fire protection infrastructure. ‘Fire suppression’ is a collective term for any engineering group of units that are designed to put out a...
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Over the last few years, fire safety legislation has been developed and refined so that all roles and responsibilities are assigned to the right people. Landlords and building owners must comply with...
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Fire safety inspections are a fundamental part of ongoing building regulations. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 dictates that a fire risk assessment is carried out at least once a year...
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It is vital that as construction professionals, we understand the effects of fire on steel structures. A structural fire can exceed temperatures of 800°C or higher, depending on the severity of the...
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