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For almost 20 years, Means of Escape/Egress has hosted the exchange of knowledge and stories between the ‘responsible persons’ of the: fire, health, safety, emergency, and disaster management community.
In this time, we have made our mark as a portal for ‘internationally recognised standards’; ‘good or best practice’. We collaborate with: architects, firefighters, safety officers, risk assessors, and many more. In turn, bringing quality: guidance, news, training guides, events, newsletters, products and suppliers, to our audience of 15,000 industry professionals.
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Firefighters identify deadly private sector inspection threat in Building Safety Bill
Firefighters identify deadly private sector inspection threat in Building Safety Bill Fire Brigades Union general secretary Matt Wrack has responded
We CAN all get out together We CAN all get out together
We CAN all get out together Thinking about emergency evacuation is a bit like making a will, no-one wants to
Branding refresh aims to enhance ASFP recognition
Branding refresh aims to enhance ASFP recognition The Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) has refreshed its branding to promote
Cardiff Apartments Meet BS 8629 Code of Practice with Installation of EvacGo
Cardiff Apartments Meet BS 8629 Code of Practice with Installation of EvacGo Two seven-storey residential apartment buildings in the cultural
Access control padlocks – new from Mul-T-Lock
Access control padlocks – new from Mul-T-Lock Security specialist Mul-T-Lock has added some of its popular NE high security padlocks
Who maintains your smoke control system? If it’s a fire alarm engineer, can you be sure they have the correct skill set?
Who maintains your smoke control system? If it’s a fire alarm engineer, can you be sure they have the correct
Emergency Escape & Anti-Panic lighting for use alongside directional signage and photoluminescence
Emergency Escape & Anti-Panic lighting for use alongside directional signage and photoluminescence From the perspective of a certified fire risk
