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Selecting the right mask is only the beginning. Are you confident your equipment is being worn correctly, maintained, and stored safely? Is training up to date?This session will guide you through a practical step-by-step RPE audit, helping you turn your RPE provision into a RPE Programme that is structured and robust enough to enable you to demonstrate both protection and compliance.
EHS software is often justified on efficiency, compliance, or digitisation. But leading organisations are using it for something far more strategic. When implemented effectively, EHS platforms become a source of risk intelligence – providing visibility into exposure, control effectiveness, behavioural trends, and organisational resilience.The challenge? Many safety teams still struggle to translate system data into strategic value.In this panel discussion, senior safety and operational leaders will learn:* How EHS software can move from record-keeping to risk governance* What metrics demonstrate true organisational impact* How to link system data to financial and operational outcomes* How to position EHS technology as essential infrastructure to reduce harm
Audit readiness should not begin when a regulator arrives. For experienced EHS leaders, it’s about designing systems that continuously demonstrate control across inspections, workforce competency, contractor oversight, corrective actions, and compliance workflows.In complex, multi-site environments, critical safety data often sits across fragmented systems. Training records in one place, inspections in another, corrective actions tracked manually. These disconnects create blind spots that weaken defensibility and increase exposure, even when documentation appears complete.This webinar explores how organisations are embedding audit-ready principles into daily EHS operations. We’ll examine how aligning role-based competency, inspections, reporting, and compliance processes into a cohesive framework strengthens oversight without increasing administrative burden.We’ll also discuss how improving data integrity and connecting operational insights across sites supports earlier identification of emerging risks, reinforcing both regulatory confidence and internal assurance.
From schools to care homes, guest houses to shop units, sheltered housing to student accommodation - more and more sites are looking to upgrade their fire systems due to:· The smoke detectors on an existing conventional fire system reaching the end of their serviceable lives.· A residential care facility with more than 10 beds undergoing a substantial renovation that requires an addressable fire system to be installed and connected to an ARC.· The introduction of Martyn’s Law prompting people to investigate adding ‘lockdown’ functionality to their existing life safety systems.· The desire to reduce the incidence of false alarms by installing some of today’s more advanced multi-sensor detection devices.· A specification calling for failsafe BS 7273-4 Category A compliant door release functionality to ensure fire doors always close when there is a fire, fault or total loss of power.· The wish to connect a system to the internet so it can be monitored off-site and provide all stakeholders with a verifiable audit trail.The list goes on - as does the cost of carrying out the work!Fear not – C-TEC, the UK’s largest independent manufacturer of fire alarm, evacuation, lockdown and disabled refuge systems, is here to help.In this webinar C-TEC’s Andy Green and Brian Foster will show you some of the company’s latest innovations including its new CA740 device that will allow you to convert any conventional system into an addressable system WITHOUT needing any extra cable to convert the conventional spur wiring into a loop!The bigger the systems, the more significant the savings! Some sites have already seen cost reductions of 40% on their system upgrades.
Smoke is still the leading cause of fire-related deaths, and effective smoke control can be the difference between a safe evacuation and a devastating outcome. In this webinar Advanced’s Shaun Scott will walk delegates through the critical role of smoke control in modern buildings and what “good” looks like in practice.The session will explore how smoke control supports life safety, property protection and firefighting access, before unpacking the key differences between natural and mechanical systems, pressurisation, extraction and compartmentation strategies. Shaun will also outline how to apply the UK’s regulatory framework in real projects – including Approved Document B, the BS EN 12101 series, BS 7346‑8, BS 9999/9991 and recent changes following Grenfell and the Building Safety Act.Drawing on real-world design and installation challenges, the webinar will highlight common pitfalls, building owner responsibilities, and the importance of competent maintenance and third‑party certification. Delegates will leave with clearer insight into how to design, specify, inspect or maintain smoke control systems that perform when it counts.Ideal for: fire engineers, consultants, risk assessors, building control professionals, housing providers, facilities managers and contractors involved in fire and life safety.
Decentralising EHS reporting is reshaping how organisations manage risk. Enabling frontline workers and contractors to report hazards and near misses directly can strengthen safety culture, improve data integrity, and surface leading indicators earlier.However, expanding access introduces new complexities, including data quality, system governance, user adoption, and visibility across sites. Technology plays a critical role in getting this balance right. Mobile-first design, intuitive workflows, automation, and real-time dashboards are essential to ensuring reporting drives action rather than administrative burden.In this webinar, we examine the strategic case for decentralised reporting and explore how the right digital infrastructure can help organisations translate frontline input into smarter, faster safety decisions.