Sectors

Fire & Security Systems for the Heritage Sector & Places of Historic interest

Fire and Security System Solutions for the Heritage Sector and Places of Historic interest. We work alongside some of the country’s most experienced organisations in the conservation of historic properties, monuments, and places of natural beauty. This has enabled us to fully understand the unique requirements within the Heritage Sector for keeping sites safe and secure, whilst meeting modern legislation requirements.

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Fire & Security Systems for the Education & Academia Sector

Fire Safety & Security Solutions for the Education Sector. The safety of all students, staff and visitors within your premises is paramount. This is especially important when it comes to fire safety, as educational facilities, local authorities and the Ministry of Education work towards the same goal of ensuring schools provide a safe environment. All schools are legally required to have a fire safety plan called a Fire Safety Risk Assessment (FSRA).

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Fire & Security System Solutions for the Commercial & Manufacturing Sector

The industry benefits from the site-specific solutions and the diversity of different solution which can be either standalone or integrated with other fire and security systems or different systems. A single-source provider offers integration, accountability, and peace of mind.

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Fire & Security System Solutions for the Healthcare Sector

Working as a partner within the healthcare sector has allowed us to recognise the challenges and needs while trying to deliver a comprehensive service for customers who have different challenges, offering flexibility while ensuring the sector is compliant.

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Fire & Security System Solutions for the Care Home Sector

At the heart of every care home is a commitment to the safety, dignity, and wellbeing of residents. At SS Systems, we understand that safeguarding vulnerable people demands far more than routine compliance, it requires genuine care, specialist knowledge, and complete reliability.

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Fire and Security in Local Government and Council

Local government bodies and councils manage a diverse range of public assets and facilities—from town halls and housing blocks to libraries, leisure centres, schools, offices, and public spaces. As such, the need for effective fire and security solutions is broad, complex, and heavily regulated.

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Fire & Security In The Logistics Sector

Protecting people, property and valuable assets is essential in the fast-paced logistics sector, where SS Systems delivers tailored fire safety and security solutions to safeguard operations, minimise risks and ensure business continuity.

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Smoke Cloak Security Systems Explained

By Richard Dennison|2026-02-12T16:04:23+00:00February 23rd, 2026|Categories: News|Tags: Access Control, fire alarm maintenance, fire alarms, Fire Risk Assessments, fire safety equipment|

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.

Do You Need Emergency Lighting In Your Premises Or Location

By Richard Dennison|2026-02-16T08:39:25+00:00February 16th, 2026|Categories: News|Tags: Access Control, fire alarm maintenance, fire alarms, Fire Risk Assessments, fire safety equipment|

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.

Key Changes & Recommendations For Fire Alarm Signalling Compliance

By Richard Dennison|2026-02-12T15:35:03+00:00February 12th, 2026|Categories: News|Tags: Access Control, fire alarm maintenance, fire alarms, Fire Risk Assessments, fire safety equipment|

In the United Kingdom, the latest update to fire alarm signalling and system compliance has now come into force via the revised standard BS 5839 1:2025. The revision replaced the 2017 edition. This update includes significant changes around alarm transmission times, system design, documentation, maintenance, and overall signalling performance, meaning organisations responsible for fire safety need to act swiftly.