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Driving (and maintaining) high standards
- March 11, 2022
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Industry News, Our News
No CommentsBM Trada annual audits passed with flying colours! Our BM Trada Q Mark Fire Door Installation and Fire Door Maintenance accreditations require our technicians to be audited on an annual basis to ensure standards are being maintained. The great thing about BM Trada audits is they are carried out on live projects, so give a -
Fire Door Experts, pushing for improved standards with 3rd Party Accreditation
- May 7, 2021
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Advice & Tools, Industry News, Our News
As specialists in our field, Fire Door Experts are constantly pushing for a raising of standards to provide better passive fire protection with regards to fire door installation and maintenance. It still amazes us that there is still no real regulation around fire door installation! Something that recently piqued the interest of Si West, Fire -
Competence and Accreditation set to be major features in fire safety sector
- May 15, 2020
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Industry News, Our News
"Essential industry changes needed post-Grenfell" Dame Judith Hackitt recently discussed the current industry landscape and outlined a strong belief that competence and accreditation are set to be major features in the fire safety sector (including fire door contractors) going forward. During the recent BESA webinar discussion with David Frise (CEO at the Building Engineering Services -
Fire Door Surveys
- April 6, 2020
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Advice & Tools, Industry News, Our News
As a building owner, landlord or Responsible Person, you have a statutory obligation to ensure your fire doors are compliant and fit for purpose. So, you instruct a third party accredited fire door contractor to inspect and assess your fire doors. You (should) then receive a detailed report and cost estimate. Naturally, you want to -
New Fire Safety Bill introduced
- March 30, 2020
- Posted by: fireexperts
- Category: Industry News, Our News
The Home Office has introduced a new bill to improve fire safety in buildings Building on action already taken to ensure tragedies like the Grenfell Tower never happen again, the new Fire Safety Bill amends the Fire Safety Order 2005. This clarifies that the responsible person or duty-holder for multi-occupied, residential buildings must ensure fire
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