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What’s The Difference Between a Fire Suppression and Fire Sprinkler System?

17 June 2022

The overriding cause of fires in UK commercial is the misuse of electrical equipment or the malfunction of appliances. As specialist equipment is used extensively throughout most sectors of business and industry, it’s clear that a dangerous fire can never be completely ruled...

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What Fire Safety Signage Regulations Are Currently In Place?

Fire safety signs in the workplace and public buildings are essential to facilitate efficient evacuations and enable the fast implementation of fire suppression measures. Visible instructions from safety signs provide employees and visitors with clear indications about what to...

The Most Common Causes of Fire In Food Manufacturing

Fire is a clear and present danger in food processing and manufacturing facilities, so it is important that stringent fire prevention measures are taken to minimise the chances of a blaze occurring.

The Importance of Fire Safety In The Food Manufacturing Industry

A fire can be devastating for businesses in any sector. For manufacturers of food, however, the potential for a destructive and widespread blaze is significantly higher. By the very nature of food preparation, the use of high temperatures and cooking appliances increases the...

What Is A Fire Suppression System And How Does It Work?

While commercial fires are, mercifully, comparatively rare, they are certainly not unknown: in the 12 months ending September 2021, there were over 145,000 fires in the UK, resulting in 243 deaths and more than 6,000 injuries.

What’s The Difference Between a Fire Suppression and Fire Sprinkler System?

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What Fire Safety Signage Regulations Are Currently In Place?

The Most Common Causes of Fire In Food Manufacturing

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What Is A Fire Suppression System And How Does It Work?

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