It’s a common misconception that once a building is signed off as compliant, the job is done. But fire safety isn’t static.

The way a building is used today may not reflect how it is used next year and your fire strategy needs to evolve with it.

Fire safety in buildings isn’t just about reacting to danger, it’s about planning for prevention, protection, and escape.

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

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

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

Fire safety is a foundational concern for any building.

Incorporating fire safety measures at the design stage of a building project can simplify processes and enhance outcomes.