Building Fire Protection

The University of Bristol’s emergency lighting upgrade continues with the installation of a further ten LuxIntelligent emergency light testing panels.

ROCKWOOL has launched a new CPD (Continuing Professional Development) module to help fire protection stakeholders design out risk for steel frame constructions.

An intelligent network of 20 Axis EN fire panels from fire and life safety systems manufacturer, Advanced, has been installed at HaDo Centrosa Garden in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Award-winning Taktis fire panels are protecting students and property at the University of Nicosia (UNIC)’s new state-of-the-art student residences in Cyprus.

A building that is not airtight cannot be properly mechanically ventilated. Now is the time to build tight, ventilate right.

Results from a survey conducted found that 53% of fire safety professionals have seen an increase in fire doors being wedged open since the start of the pandemic.

A fire which destroyed hundreds of rented units at a three-storey self-storage warehouse in Manchester has once again brought into sharp focus the wider impact of fire and the vulnerability of unsprinklered buildings.

Student halls of residence are synonymous with false fire alarms; burnt toast, drunken accidents, or reckless pranks – every false alarm contributes towards the dangerous effects of alarm fatigue.

Securiton has delivered a fire detection system based on 50 units of SecuriSmoke ASD 535 with automatically de-icing sampling points.

The British Standards Institution has withdrawn its guidance on fire risk assessments following the threat of legal action from a bereaved Grenfell family.