The landscape of passive fire protection (PFP) legislation in the UK has undergone major changes, especially following the Grenfell Tower fire. These updates are designed to enhance fire safety and ensure that buildings—both new and existing—comply with the latest fire safety standards. Whether you’re a building owner, contractor, or fire safety professional, it’s crucial to stay informed about these legislative changes to ensure compliance and protect lives.
With the growing emphasis on safety and accountability, building owners, developers, and fire safety professionals must adapt to the latest legislation. These regulations ensure that passive fire protection systems—such as fire doors, compartmentation, and fire-resistant materials—are correctly installed and maintained, providing crucial protection against the spread of fire.
Common areas Responsible persons must inspect all fire doors in common areas every quarter.
Flat entrance doors Responsible persons must inspect all flat entrance doors that lead to common areas annually.
Provide information to residents Responsible persons must provide new residents with fire door safety information as soon as possible after they move in.
Remind residents Responsible persons must remind residents of the fire door safety information every 12 months.
Ensure your building’s passive fire protection measures are up to date with the latest legislation. Contact us today for expert advice and guidance on how to navigate these evolving fire safety requirements.
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