To mark the Easter season, SS Systems organised an Easter Egg Competition open to employees and their families. The initiative was designed to encourage participation from across the business while also engaging the wider SS Systems family.

SS Systems is continuing its commitment to developing the next generation of engineers, with installation engineer Luke recently mentoring new apprentice Lewis during a hands-on fire alarm installation training session at the company’s office. Using SS Systems’ dedicated engineering training boards, Luke guided Lewis through the process of completing a first fix on a fire alarm system – an essential early stage in installation where cabling, mounting points and key infrastructure are prepared before the final system components are installed.

SS Systems has reinforced its commitment to workplace safety and professional development by arranging comprehensive ladder safety training for the majority of its engineers and apprentices. The initiative forms part of the company’s ongoing investment in its workforce, ensuring staff have the knowledge, skills and confidence to operate safely when working at height.

Here is list of notable fire incidents at commercial / industrial properties across the UK over roughly the past 6 – 9 months. It shows when and where they occurred — plus a short summary of what happened Our team aims to deliver expert customer care, from site survey to completion through to ongoing maintenance.

Beth has been in the office today for some gifts and to see the team before baby comes. Beth leads our small works team. As Beth begins her maternity leave, we would like to take this opportunity to wish her and her family all the very best as they prepare to welcome their baby girl.

Below is a clear, practical outline of Employer Requirements and Responsibilities when installing and managing a CCTV system under the UK Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018) and UK GDPR.

We are looking for a Business Administration Apprentice to join our team with the potentially to lead to a full time position at the end of the apprenticeship. Full time with a working week of 40 hours inclusive of a 30 minute unpaid lunch split over 5 days a week. This position is office based, with our office being based in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

Here is a buyer’s guide to help you choose a time and attendance system that integrates with an access control system. I cover what to think about, best practices, legal/UK compliance, a top-5 comparison, and key questions to ask before purchase.

Based on current research, market reports and technological trends, here are 5 additional likely changes in the fire extinguisher and fire suppression industry over the next 5–10 years, plus an assessment of how likely they are to go mainstream and the possible impact on end users.

In educational institutions, the Responsible Person (often the employer, headteacher, or governors) is legally accountable for fire safety. In this article we cover how a typical school or academy’s fire alarm evacuation plan might be structured, what is expected especially in schools that include boarding or sleeping/residential accommodation and typical/expected times (by floor, occupancy type, etc.). I also highlight compliance requirements and compare different building types.

A Smoke Cloak system (also known as a security fog or fog cannon system) is a security measure that releases a dense fog or smoke to obscure visibility during a break-in or unauthorised entry. It is used in both commercial and residential settings to deter theft and protect assets.

Emergency lighting is a legally required safety system in the UK that ensures safe evacuation, visibility of escape routes, and identification of fire safety equipment during a mains power failure.