Scotland’s First High-Rise with Dangerous Cladding Replaced Post-Grenfell

Aurora Apartments in Aberdeen has set a new standard for fire safety as the first high-rise building in Scotland to replace dangerous cladding under a government scheme initiated after the Grenfell tragedy. Learn about the extensive efforts to protect residents and ensure compliance with strict fire regulations.

Scotland’s First High-Rise with Dangerous Cladding Replaced Post-Grenfell2024-09-02T07:53:35+00:00

Factors That Influence The Effectiveness Of Visual Alarm Devices

Groundbreaking Research on Visual Alarm Devices Published by Building Research Establishment in Collaboration with the Fire Industry Association. Discover the latest advancements in fire safety through the Building Research Establishment (BRE)'s newly released research on the effectiveness of Visual Alarm Devices (VADs). Sponsored by the Fire Industry Association (FIA) and its members, this comprehensive study examines five critical factors influencing VAD performance, providing key insights for updating fire safety standards.

Factors That Influence The Effectiveness Of Visual Alarm Devices2024-08-27T07:48:13+00:00

Company Directors Fined £125,000 After Successful Fire Safety Prosecution

East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service is urging property owners to comply with fire safety regulations, highlighting the serious consequences of non-compliance following a recent court case. On 15 July 2024, directors of a residential care company were fined £124,455 in total.

Company Directors Fined £125,000 After Successful Fire Safety Prosecution2024-08-19T08:30:56+00:00

The Impact Of Solar Panels On A Fire Risk Assessment

A fire risk assessment (FRA) of a block of flats in east London whose roof was gutted after a blaze, damaging 36 homes, failed to declare solar panels had been installed at least eight years before.

The Impact Of Solar Panels On A Fire Risk Assessment2024-08-12T13:12:52+00:00

Another UK Fire Service Revises Its AFA Protocol

Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (OFRS) is the latest to revise its response protocol for automatic fire alarms (AFAs) at certain premises. Starting 10 October 2024, OFRS will only respond to AFAs if the building is classified as high-risk, a fire has been confirmed, or there are clear signs of a fire.

Another UK Fire Service Revises Its AFA Protocol2024-08-06T11:58:48+00:00

Sales Coordinator Vacancy At SS Systems

You will be responsible for the complete purchasing of all kit within the business key areas - service, small works and projects. As our stores person you will take deliveries and manages stock levels. Your primary duties include receiving and dispatching goods from the stores, storing goods received appropriately and resolving discrepancies in the delivery of goods.

Sales Coordinator Vacancy At SS Systems2024-08-06T12:04:18+00:00

SS Systems Partnership With Nimbus Fire Alarm Management Systems

Nimbus has helped a large number of our clients to provide greater control and awareness, and a more modern approach to Fire Alarm Management. The Nimbus cloud-based remote fire alarm management solution offers visibility of your entire portfolio of fire systems, anywhere, anytime. Access is provided via mobile app or web browser, regardless of fire panel type or manufacturer.

SS Systems Partnership With Nimbus Fire Alarm Management Systems2024-08-06T12:05:36+00:00

Fire Panel Heat Sensor Research Contributors Required

The Building Research Establishment (BRE) & The Fire Industry Association (FIA) have two research projects in progress investigating the performance of contaminated heat sensors. One for heat detectors (connected to a fire panel) and another for heat alarms (self-contained devices for domestic applications).

Fire Panel Heat Sensor Research Contributors Required2024-08-06T12:03:07+00:00

Fire Brigade To Cease Daytime Automatic Fire Alarm Responses

Starting in October, the London Fire Brigade (LFB) will no longer respond to automatic fire alarms in non-residential buildings during the day. Many leading insurance companies are urging businesses and commercial locations to update their fire risk assessments and staff training to adapt to this significant change.

Fire Brigade To Cease Daytime Automatic Fire Alarm Responses2024-08-06T12:06:41+00:00
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