newsPUBS, RESTAURANTS and other hospitality venues are being urged to make sure electrical installations and electrical equipment for use in outdoor spaces are safe as they enter the spring and summer season.
newsHUNDREDS OF schools and care homes across the UK could be at risk of devastating fires because the commercial extraction systems in their kitchens aren’t being cleaned to required industry wide standards.
articleSector professionals visiting Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre in early April to attend the Nineteen Group’s Safety and Security Series will be treated to a group of events dedicated to protecting people, property and assets. Brian Sims previews what’s on offer for practitioners at The Fire Safety Event 2022
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productTHE LRS emergency call system is used throughout the UK and Southern Ireland by many large well-known companies. But now, using a new technology system that can capture messaging from emergency call points for on-screen management. Long Range Systems will be on stand 4/N21.
productTwo fault-tolerant networks of MxPro 5 fire panels from UK manufacturer, Advanced, have been installed as part of a fire system upgrade at the Manor House & the Ashbury Hotels in Devon.
productFIRES CAN devastate homes and lives, fact. On average there are 37,000 housefires a year and over 200 deaths which are mainly cause by electrical misuse in the home.
newsWITH EMPLOYEES being encouraged to return to workplaces following the pandemic, new research by fire safety specialist, JLA, has revealed that business leaders are most concerned about employee complacency relating to fire safety following false fire alarms in the workplace.
newsWITH EMPLOYEES and customers returning to workplaces and stores following the pandemic, new research by JLA has revealed that many companies are ill-equipped to deal with the growing risk of fires at their sites – posing huge risk to employee and customer safety.
newsMICHAEL GOVE, Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Communities and Housing, has set out plans to raise £4bn to replace combustible cladding on buildings of heights between 11m and 18m.
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