productHydrocarbon window
The use of Crittall Fendor’s HydrocarbonFire window is making chemical process plants safer while improving working conditions for employees.
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blogFire safety: not just a box-ticking exercise
Recent global incidents have resulted in wide spread media attention and have brought into sharp focus the wider issue of fire safety.
newsLessons from Grenfell Tower webinar – LIVE
Fire And Security Matters (FSM) magazine is hosting a webinar today (2 October) at 10:30am, which features key industry figures talking on the subject of tall building fires and what needs to be changed after the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
productChubb installs highly visible CCTV system in retail site
Chubb Fire & Security has installed a state-of-the art closed circuit television (CCTV) system in the Oldham-based distribution centre of JD Williams, the specialist fashion retailer.
productBest practices of fire safety
Fires on construction sites are usually an unexpected occurrence, however when they do happen, they can have devastating consequences which can damage a business and put workers at risk.
productTop features of wireless alarm system
Installing a wireless fire alarm can have huge benefits for construction sites, and will ultimately ensure workers are protected on site.
productFire and security software
Chubb Fire & Security is helping Welsh further education college Coleg Menai to further protect students, staff and property by upgrading its fire and security management software.
productProtective covers
In a recent revision to the BS5839-1:2017 the British Standard Institute has recommended, in section 20.2 b) of the update, that: “All MCPs (manual call points) should be fitted with a protective cover, which is moved to gain access to the frangible elements.”
productFire alarms protect Big Ben
Bull Products, a manufacturer of life-saving fire protection equipment, has won a major contract to supply its renowned Cygnus alarm systems during the £61 million restoration of Big Ben.
productBiofuel fire prevention
The growth in the use of biofuels to generate power has led to an important new application for infrared monitoring. Common biofuel sources such as forestry waste and wood chips are stored in massive heaps but the big problem with these organic materials is the danger of self-combustion.
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