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This session was recorded at Fire Safety Matters Live London in March 2026. Dan Martin, a fire safety manager for the construction industry, presented a comprehensive overview of fire risks and safety management on construction sites, highlighting real incidents and best practices.He emphasised three critical areas—planning, process, and people—explaining how early engagement with fire consultants and proper risk assessments can significantly reduce construction site fires, and stressed the importance of competent fire risk assessors who understand the unique challenges of dynamic construction environments.
Learn how BS 5839-6 Grade C compliant fire alarm solutions utilising the latest technology can better protect people and property in residential settings.Centred around C-TEC’s massively false alarm resistant Hush-Pro system, you will hear how the system's Equality Act-friendly central controller, long life-span combination detection and alarm devices and innovative Fire Level 1 and 2 alarm filtering can raise the levels of fire protection in all types of residential dwellings.From simple stand-alone systems to sophisticated networked systems with BS 7273-4 compliant door release functionality and full Cloud monitoring, the possibilities are immense.
This session was filmed at FSM Live London in March 2026. The Fire Industry Association explained how the critical importance of ensuring competency in fire safety work, emphasising that purchasing correct fire safety products is insufficient if incompetent individuals or companies install them.Chris outlines a two-step framework for navigating compliance: first, understanding the legal framework encompassing the Fire Safety Order 2005, Fire Safety Act 2021, and Building Safety Act 2022; and second, knowing where to find competent help through third-party certification schemes like BAFE and LPCB, individual qualifications from training organisations, and membership bodies that ensure companies meet rigorous competency standards.
This session was filmed at FSM Live London in March 2026. Adil discusses how embedding sustainability into fire safety product design can multiply environmental impact, emphasising that approximately 70-80% of a product's environmental footprint is locked in at the design stage.He highlights three key design principles—designing for manufacture and assembly, reliability, and circularity—to reduce waste and carbon emissions, arguing that sustainability must be designed in from the concept phase rather than bolted on as an afterthought to deliver cost savings and operational excellence across the product lifecycle.
This session was filmed at FSM Live London in March 2026. Russ Timpson discusses the critical need to properly define what a fire strategy actually is, arguing that the industry lacks clarity on this fundamental concept.Russ explores how parametric insurance—driven by real-time building data from BMS systems, BIM, AI, and digital twins—will revolutionise fire safety management by making compliance financially incentivised rather than purely regulation-based.He proposes that fire strategy should be defined as "a defined fire safety purpose with supporting doctrine, design and deliverables," emphasising that organisations must determine their risk appetite and understand that going beyond minimum building codes can reduce long-term operational costs and insurance premiums.
This session was filmed at the IFSM seminar in London in February 2026. Adam Sanders discusses how the fire safety sector faces a critical skills gap with an aging workforce and insufficient young talent entering the industry.He emphasises that apprenticeships are an effective and cost-efficient solution for SMEs to hire, train, and retain junior staff while building strong organisational culture.He also highlights that with proper progression, retention strategies, and investment in apprenticeship schemes like the Level 4 Fire Safety Inspector qualification, businesses can create sustainable talent pipelines that help both their operations and address broader youth unemployment challenges.