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This session was delivered at FSM Live Coventry in July 2026. Fire harms more than children's education. It also affects their well-being and puts immense pressure on staff, many of whom understandably leave to other schools.Meanwhile a facility that is used out of school hours by local clubs and societies is no longer available. If we want schools that are built to last, they should be sprinklered. A new cost benefit analysis makes the case for sprinklers in schools.
Specialist Fire Safety lawyer James Muller explores 2025's failed prosecution in relation to a fire that destroyed the 132-home Beechmere extra care complex in August 2019, including key take-aways and top tips for fire safety professionals and anyone facing enforcement action.
This session was delivered at FSM Live Coventry in July 2026. Since the publication of BS 8674 there has been great interest in fire risk assessor competence requirements and how these may be specified and verified.This seminar looks at the standard, the qualifications that have been mapped against it and how UKAS accredited certification schemes will continue to provide the gold standard.
This session was delivered at FSM Live Coventry in July 2026. Tesco's retail fire risk management focuses on proactively identifying fire hazards, reducing ignition risks, and maintaining robust prevention controls across stores, warehouses, and offices.It combines regular fire risk assessments, colleague training, strict compliance with fire safety legislation, and the maintenance of fire detection, alarm, and suppression systems.
This session, which was presented at FSM Live Coventry in July 2026, delves into the challenges associated with Lithium-ion battery fires and you will gain valuable insights into why they happen and how to prevent, or should the worst happen, contain them.
This session, delivered at FSM Live Coventry in July 2026, explores a risk-based approach to fire detection in complex buildings, using warehouses and data centres as contrasting examples. It will look at how to match detection methods to real-world risks, from high-bay storage and conveyors to server rooms and critical infrastructure, while balancing very early warning, false alarm reduction and maintainability.