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17 April 2025

PASSIVE FIRE protection solutions developer Promat has secured Indoor Air Comfort Gold certification in Eurofins’ volatile organic compounds (VOCs) testing to demonstrate its fire protection boards support a healthy indoor environment and sustainability-led building design.

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22 April 2025

LUCENT SQUARE, a new residential development in Leeds, has been equipped with Advanced’s EvacGo evacuation alert system to enhance resident safety and ensure compliance with the BS 8629 Code of Practice.

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22 April 2025

BULL PRODUCTS, the provider of fire, safety and access control solutions for the construction industry, will be debuting its range of temporary solutions for the first time at UK Construction Week, which runs at London’s ExCeL from 7-9 May. Bull Products will be demonstrating its comprehensive product range on Stand B164.

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17 April 2025

PNEUMATIC TUBE and fire suppression system specialist Aerocom (UK) has hired two new business development managers following a period of sustained growth. The Nottingham-based firm has signed up university graduates Ritika Sabharwal and Dan Lalli to help drive sales across several product sectors and manage the company’s growing customer base.

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17 April 2025

COMELIT-PAC has worked with Centurion Fire & Security Ltd to install the LogiFire wireless fire solution at Guardian House, forming part of an initiative by the Inspired Neighbourhoods to develop the listed building for community and economic regeneration.

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22 April 2025

HOCHIKI EUROPE, the dedicated manufacturer of life safety solutions, has announced that its Enhanced System Protocol (ESP) intelligent fire detection range is serving a new logistics hub near Galanta in Slovakia.

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10 April 2025

THE RECENT update to LPS 1276 (the standard governing tanks for fire sprinkler systems), affirms Keraflo, now requires the use of valves certified to LPS 2083. This marks a significant step forward in enhancing fire protection standards for commercial buildings.

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10 April 2025

THE ETEX Group has launched a third party-tested solution for securing steel infill wall systems to fire protected structural beams in order to ensure the highest standards in protecting structural and fire integrity for building façades.

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13 April 2025

THE ION-LINE PRO and ULTRA safety storage cabinets from asecos were recently tested and certified according to VDMA 24994:2024-08. The ION-LINE ULTRA is also certified in accordance with GS principle EK5/AK4 22-01.

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07 April 2025

THE QUEENS Drive regeneration project is a welcome initiative from Swindon Borough Council. Addressing the town’s social housing needs, this project has created 149 affordable homes that will act as a gateway to the town. Quelfire was enlisted to take care of the project’s passive fire protection requirements.

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07 April 2025

AU VODKA, the rapidly expanding premium spirits brand renowned for its distinctive gold bottles, has selected a state-of-the-art fire detection system from Hochiki Europe for its impressive new head office in Swansea.

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07 April 2025

PASSIVE FIRE protection solutions manufacturer Promat has launched a new digital portal to allow for faster and more accurate design of passive fire protection systems at the earliest stages of a given project.

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07 April 2025

FIRE DOOR Maintenance (FDM by UAP Ltd) has launched its GQA Level 3 Diploma focused on the Inspection of Fire-Resistant Door Sets, which certifies individuals as having the necessary levels of skills and knowledge to carry out non-invasive inspection procedures.

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07 April 2025

KENTEC ELECTRONICS (the manufacturer of life safety solutions) and electronic fire and security systems distributor DVS have further strengthened their working relationship as DVS becomes the latest member of the Kentec Authorised Distributors Plus (KAD+) Programme.

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01 April 2025

Ampac Europe is excited to unveil our latest panel collection, at the Fire Safety Event taking place at the Birmingham NEC from April 8th to 10th, 2025.

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01 April 2025

While the threat of a lithium-ion battery experiencing thermal runaway or catching fire is rare, these incidents do happen and their effects are often devastating.

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01 April 2025

In fire protection, ensuring systems perform when needed most begins with precise flow testing. For over 30 years, Hose Monster has been a pioneer in fluid measurement solutions, providing the fire protection industry with reliable, high-performance tools that simplify testing. At this year’s Fire Safety Event (FSE) in Birmingham, Hose Monster is proud to introduce the advanced In-Line Pitotless Nozzle to the UK for the first time.

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01 April 2025

Distinction Doors will be demonstrating the capabilities of its proven, consistent, and compliant fire door system, fds at The Fire Safety Event from 8th to 10th April at the NEC in Birmingham.

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31 March 2025

FireAngel will be proudly showcasing its latest fire and CO safety solutions at The Fire Safety Event 2025, hosted at Birmingham’s NEC, designed to meet the evolving needs of fire safety professionals over the three-day event.

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28 March 2025

ESTABLISHED IN 1974, Ampac specialises in the design, manufacture and distribution of fire detection and evacuation systems for commercial, industrial and multi-residential complexes. At present, the business is gearing up for an appearance at The Fire Safety Event 2025, which runs from 8-10 April at the NEC in Birmingham.

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FEATURES

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16 April 2025

PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) SYSTEMS harness sunlight to generate electricity through semiconductor materials, providing a sustainable and renewable energy source. Being electrical systems, though, means that solar PV installations present common fire risks that need to be managed to ensure safety and performance, as Spike Armstrong discovers.

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28 March 2025

FIRE SAFETY in hotels has garnered increased attention on recent times following a series of high-profile incidents, writes Thomas Roche. In January this year, for example, the fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in the Kartalkaya ski resort of the Bolu Province in Turkey killed 78 people. That was global news.

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03 March 2025

LAST OCTOBER, the Government announced its continued commitment to the future of education, writes Thomas Roche, by unveiling plans to rebuild another 114 schools across the country. That investment presents an invaluable opportunity to ensure that our school buildings are not just fit for purpose, but also resilient for decades to come. Are we really thinking long-term about fire protection in these rebuilds?

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20 February 2025

AS WE continue to step into the New Year, and reflect on fire incidents from 2024, one key question immediately springs to mind: ‘How long does it truly take to recover from and then rebuild after a devastating fire? The lingering scars of fire disasters across the UK remind us all of the enduring challenges involved in recovery and reconstruction, writes Tom Roche.

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09 January 2025

2024, STATES Philip White, marked the shift from groundwork to meaningful action. There has been a demonstration of what’s possible when unity develops behind a shared goal, but that’s just the beginning. The long-term journey is all about building and managing a safer and more accountable built environment for everyone.

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16 December 2024

AS MANY sector commentators continue to reflect on the Grenfell Tower Inquiry and its recommendations, it’s important to recognise that the issues brought to light extend far beyond high-rise residential buildings. The challenges highlighted by this tragedy, asserts Thomas Roche, and highlighted in the Phase 2 final report are not confined to one type of building or one type of issue. Rather, they permeate across the entire built environment.

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21 October 2024

IN ORDER to achieve the United Nations’ stated goal of ‘Net Zero’ carbon emissions by 2040, significant changes must be made, and particularly so in the construction sector. As the global population continues to grow, streamlining the construction industry becomes increasingly essential, emphasising the need to adopt more sustainable practices, as Ramtech Electronics reports.

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30 September 2024

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL Development (CPD) is essential for fire safety and HVAC engineers such that they can stay ahead in what is now a rapidly evolving industry, particularly so in view of the increasing demands exerted by the Building Safety Act 2022. Here, SMAY Ventilation Systems’ David Fitzpatrick examines the importance of CPD in fire safety and HVAC system design.

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02 September 2024

WITH THE built environment contributing a significant amount of the UK’s total carbon footprint, there’s no question that the construction sector needs to act in order to ensure buildings meet their sustainable development goals. However, terminology and language have changed and have started to form a new set of ‘accounting principles’ which, to the uninitiated, govern material selection and choices for a project, as Iain Cox observes.

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15 July 2024

THE TALL Buildings Conference and Awards 2024 took place at etc. Venues, St Pauls in central London on 25 June, duly bringing together leading experts to discuss the critical aspects of high-rise construction with a significant focus on fire safety. Here, David Fitzpartick of conference sponsor and Premium Exhibitor SMAY Ventilation Systems summarises the key insights related to fire safety, as highlighted by industry professionals and showcased in various presentations at conference.

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08 July 2024

IN THE realm of fire regulation, in 2020 the UK emerged as a leader in Europe by reducing the height threshold guidance for sprinklers in new build residential buildings to 11 metres. However, when it comes to fire safety guidance in warehouses, the situation is quite different, as Alan Brinson finds out.

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24 June 2024

THE SEVENTH anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire occurred on 14 June. In the time since that tragedy, we’ve focused on themes including the importance of responsibility and cultural change within the construction industry. While challenges remain within the built environment, many positive changes are taking place. Here, Craig Wells highlights the improvements being made.

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27 May 2024

IT’S AN established fact that companies often become insolvent not because they’re inherently bad businesses, but simply because they run out of cash. Here, Philip King explains why a ‘back to basics’-style approach would help many organisations overcome the late payment challenge.

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14 May 2024

IN THE construction industry, selecting the right ventilation system supplier is paramount to any project’s success and efficiency. The decision-making process involves a thorough evaluation, from ensuring compliance with industry standards to addressing specific needs. Here, David Fitzpatrick delves into not-so-obvious questions worth asking before entering into co-operation agreements.

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04 March 2024

IN THE realm of fire detection and alarm systems, the visible costs associated with their purchase often represent merely the tip of the iceberg. The true cost of ownership, asserts Max Jones, encompasses a spectrum of factors that extend far beyond the initial installation price.

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22 February 2024

CRAIG TAYLOR examines how systems integration not only facilitates the early detection of potential fire hazards, but also enables swift and co-ordinated responses, in turn minimising the risk of damage and ensuring the well-being of students and staff alike within the educational setting.

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26 January 2024

THE NEW Year is upon us, writes Tom Roche, which means many of us will be starting to plan our 2024 vacation, while others will be scheduling work trips. In booking your accommodation, though, have you ever spared a thought for fire safety? We normally take such important matters for granted in these premises. It’s well worth remembering why we shouldn’t.

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29 January 2024

LATE LAST year, London Build Expo ran at London’s Olympia. As part of the conference programme for The Fire Safety Stage, a Quelfire-sponsored panel discussion involving selected professionals took place on 16 November from 11.00 am-11.50 am. The core subject up for debate? Standardising processes when it comes to firestopping. Fire Safety Matters reports on the key points that emerged.

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15 January 2024

SELECTING AND then installing the correct passive fire protection system can be confusing given that there’s a range of application requirements and legislation in place, not to mention a host of products from which to choose. Here, Ken Francis addresses some of the most frequent questions posed by customers to members of the technical team at Promat.

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08 January 2024

THE FIRE at the Beechmere Retirement Village in Crewe was one of the biggest incidents attended by the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service, writes Tom Roche. Occupied by elderly people, many of whom needed assistance, the facility was located in an unsprinklered building that was vulnerable to fire damage.

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