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Tweaking with the symptoms and ignoring the cause: Sprinklers in high-rise…
Following the government's proposal that sprinklers have a reduced threshold for installation in new residential…
chapmanbdsp – our company and work
As an independent design consultancy specialising in building services engineering and environmental design, we are…
From firefighter to fire engineer
FIRE talks to former London Fire Brigade Firefighter turned fire engineer Kieran Davies from chapmanbdsp about his…
Professionalism and ethics in the fire sector
FIRE reports from the Institution of Fire Engineers International Conference in Brighton on July 17-18.
The future of building regulations and fire management
Tom Roche, Secretary of the Business Sprinkler Alliance, reports.
Employ clever people, doing clever things
Tom Simmonds of Allsaved reports on how the company enabled its fire risk assessors to spend the vast majority of…
Grenfell call for action: Facing a safer future
Fire Sector Federation Chairman Michael Harper calls for action following the second anniversary of the Grenfell…
Embedding diversity and inclusion as part of everyday Fire and Rescue Service…
Chair Dalvinder Rai reports on the Asian Fire Service Association Spring Conference held on June 13-14 in…
Environmental responsibility is a priority at Gore
As a pioneer in the development of specialist high-performance fabrics that protect firefighters around the world,…
Incident commanders failing to respond to terrorist incidents
FIRE Correspondent Dr Dave Sloggett explores the command insights that are emerging from the current enquiries and…
Incident command: no such thing as a bread and butter job
FIRE Correspondent Tony Prosser reports on the worrying inconsistencies around knowledge, training and of Fire and…
BA guidelines – time to say goodbye?
With some fire and rescue services removing the use of BA guidelines, David Escudier, Operational Capability…
Second tranche inspections: More of the same?
FIRE Correspondent Catherine Levin reviews the latest inspection report from HMICFRS to see how it compares with…
Too much variation in fire and rescue services, says Inspectorate
Most fire and rescue services are good at responding to emergencies, but there is too much variation in how well…
Legacy of austerity
FIRE Editor Andrew Lynch reflects on the impact of further neglect on fire and rescue services.