Fire compartmentation is the unsung backbone of a building’s fire safety strategy.

Mixed-use developments are on the rise, combining residential, commercial, and retail spaces into a single footprint.

An FRA is only as effective as the communication that follows it.

In the world of fire safety, active systems like alarms and sprinklers often get the spotlight.

Fire compartmentation drawings are not just technical documents, they are the foundation of effective fire safety.

As the construction industry moves towards sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, fire safety must remain a top priority.

Fire safety is more than just compliance with regulations.

Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs) are crucial step in ensuring the safety of employees, residents, and visitors.

Fire safety is more than just compliance with regulations.

When refurbishing a building, fire safety should be an integral part of the planning and design process.

Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs) are only effective if their findings are clearly communicated.

Fire safety is often associated with alarms, sprinklers, and emergency response plans, but passive fire protection is the most critical.

In fire safety, understanding the difference between legal requirements and guidance is essential for ensuring compliance.

Fire compartmentation drawings detail how a building is segmented into areas that can contain fire and smoke.

A fire strategy is often misunderstood as a document created solely to meet regulatory requirements.

Fire safety is a foundational concern for any building.

Fire risk assessments are a fundamental service provided by passive fire consultancies.

Accurate planning and documentation are cornerstones of fire safety. As fire safety consultants, we’ve seen how the absence of Fire...

Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a vital part of maintaining a safe and compliant environment.

In the world of fire safety, proactive planning is key to protecting lives and assets.