Social Housing
Ensuring that tenants reside in high-quality, safe homes is a core duty of all social housing landlords. A crucial aspect of this responsibility is maintaining building safety, particularly for tenants in multi-occupied, medium, and high-rise buildings, to protect them from any fire safety risks.
Healthcare
Fire risks in hospitals and healthcare facilities differ from other buildings as there are additional issues at hand, such as patients with limited mobility, on-site medical equipment and even medical laboratories, as such special consideration is necessary for healthcare facilities regarding fire safety.
Education
Fires in schools and student accommodation can have devastating consequences, impacting lives, property, and education. Ensuring fire safety in educational facilities is crucial for protecting students and staff. Robust fire safety practices are therefore essential for a secure learning environment.
Facilities Management
Facilities Management companies can cover a range of functions across multiple industries, ranging from retail premises, office blocks and warehouses. Keeping facilities well protected from fire is crucial for safety as well as business continuity.
Government
Government buildings have unique fire risks, needing specialised protection due to sensitive documents, critical infrastructure, and high-security environments. A fire can disrupt operations and compromise national security, highlighting the importance of tailored fire safety solutions.
