Active Fire Protection
Active Fire Protection (AFP) includes systems such as fire alarm systems, sprinklers fire extinguishers and VESDA systems. They work together to efficiently detect and alert building occupants in the event of a fire. Early detection using a fire alarm and the ability to extinguish the fire using sprinkler systems, fire blankets and actual fire fighters help save lives and reduce the damage a fire can have on a building.
Passive Fire Protection
Passive Fire Protections (PFP) is there comprised of different elements such as construction method, fire doors, fire stopping and fire barriers. It's purpose is to protect occupants and maintain the integrity of a building in the event of a fire. Fire compartmentation divides buildings into manageable zones. By installing passive fire protection measures to limit the spread of smoke and fire this means the fire will be contained to a specific compartment for longer. This helps extend the period of time occupants have to safety evacuate the building and limits the damage caused by the fire.
Fire Risk Assessments
Fire risk assessments (FRA) are about understanding and identifying the potential risks of a fire and then improving your site fire safety to keep people safe. A FRA is a legal requirement. Being responsible for a building, which may include an Owner of the premises, an employer, or business owner you need to make sure a suitably competent person completes a FRA. It is up to you to appoint a competent person to identify the fire risks and hazards in your premises and take appropriate action. Recording of the findings of your FRA so it can be reviewed regularly and ensuring it is updated when changes are made.
Fire Door Surveys
Fire doors are designed and installed to save lives and property by ensuring safe access and exit. Fire doors have ratings such as FD30 or FD60 and are tested to make sure they can withstand a fire for this duration. Fire doors often have door closers, intumescent seals and are available in a range of sizes and finishes. Fire Door surveys are often recommended following a fire risk assessment or as part of Article 18 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 in which a competent person is required to ensure safety of occupants of a building.
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