Browsing: Fire Regulation

In the event of a fire, fire doors help protect escape routes and support fire compartmentation slowing the spread of fire.

Fire compartmentation involves the use of fire-resistant construction to divide a building into separate areas.

Remedial actions identified during Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs) and Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) services can lead to delays.

Susan explores how evolving legislation, professional accountability, and everyday resident actions are shaping a safer future for those living in multi-occupancy buildings.

Fire safety in residential buildings has undergone a significant transformation with the release of BS 9991:2024.

Fire safety in residential blocks is built on several principles, with compartmentation considered one of the most important.

This guide will walk you through what RMC directors need to know – from risk assessments to fire door maintenance, as well as providing clear steps for safeguarding your residents and remaining compliant.

Fire safety signs are a legal requirement in most residential buildings, but they can be overlooked.

Property managers are responsible for ensuring that fire doors are checked and maintained

4site explain exactly what an intrusive survey is, as well as what to expect as a property manager who is considering one for the first time.