Digital conference on Fire Safety Bill
FIRE SAFETY Matters, HSM’s sister publication, has joined forces with Blackhurst Budd Solicitors to deliver a digital conference concentrating on the Fire Safety Bill.
FIRE SAFETY Matters, HSM’s sister publication, has joined forces with Blackhurst Budd Solicitors to deliver a digital conference concentrating on the Fire Safety Bill.
THE TENTH episode of the Health & Safety Matters (HSM) podcast is now available and it features interviews with Fire Industry Association CEO Ian Moore and Baloo Health technical director Andy Mee.
A huge new Amazon fulfilment centre on the outskirts of Bristol has installed Vimpex Smart+Guard tough polycarbonate hinged protective covers to protect the building’s alarm callpoints from accidental or malicious activation, which could trigger costly building evacuations resulting in lost production and missed logistical connections.
FOLLOWING THE news of BAFE’s acquisition of the Fire Industry Association’s Awarding Organisation (FIA AO), BAFE has announce the launch of its FireQual awarding organisation.
It’s easy to switch from fluorescent to LED emergency lighting with Advanced’s range of versatile, high-performing and energy-efficient solutions.
A COMPANY has admitted failings which resulted in the death of an 80 year-old man who was found at the bottom of a stairwell in an indoor market in Aberdeen.
THE FIRE Industry Association (FIA) has signed a strategic agreement with Western Business Media, the publisher of Fire Safety Matters magazine, which will see the two organisations jointly launch a new fire and security awards scheme as well as publish an annual guide for the UK fire safety sector, while also bringing new member benefits for FIA members.
THE GOVERNMENT has published its landmark Building Safety Bill which is designed to deliver the biggest changes to building safety for nearly 40 years and, ultimately, make residents safer in their homes. The Building Safety Bill is published in draft form and will improve regulations as the Government seeks to bring forward a clearer system with residents’ safety at the very heart of the matter.
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has welcomed the publication of the government’s draft Building Safety Bill, which aim to create the biggest change in building safety for a generation.
TOO MANY buildings are unsafe, and too many residents feel trapped in their homes says chief executive Mike Robinson
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