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Fires are an extremely dangerous phenomenon which have the potential to destroy property, cause injuries, and even in extreme cases, take lives. While all fires propose serious risks, fires in the workplace can be particularly challenging as there is a larger and more concentrated group of people that need to remain safe. Recognising risks and
It is essential that businesses and workplaces put plans and procedures in place in order to minimise the risk of fires and help in recovering if an unforeseen fire emergency does occur. Fire and Rescue New South Wales provides information which is helpful in assisting businesses and workplaces in understanding fire safety. Check out the
At FSE Special Doors, we specialise in the manufacture and design of door system solutions for commercial, industrial and special-purpose applications. Part of this involves creating quality fire doors to ensure buildings and their occupants are protected in the event of a fire. But have you ever learned about how a fire works? Read on
A door’s frame is its core source of stability, and therefore it must remain strong and sturdy. It is important to know the facts about steel vs timber frames before building a big lifetime investment. It is essential to understand the implications that your framing choice will have on future costs and maintenance of your
On any job site, or in any office, it is essential to be equipped with the right safety equipment. Purchasing and maintaining the right fire safety equipment for the office or job site is not only integral in saving lives and reducing property damage but also in adhering to laws and regulations. Read on to
A fire extinguisher is an undeniable necessity in any home, building or office. While there’s a good chance that the extinguisher will sit on the wall for years, collecting dust, it could end up saving your property and even your life. But how do fire extinguishers work and how do you operate them? What is
Fire safety doors are a crucial part of any building’s fire safety infrastructure as they keep occupants safe by stopping the spread of smoke and flames. They are important in many industries, but in this instance let’s focus on their use in office buildings. Challenges of Office Buildings Office buildings present a unique set of
Fire doors keep occupants of a building safe by stopping the spread of smoke and flames. Fire safety doors are a crucial part of any building’s fire safety infrastructure, however, to uphold their strata managers and occupants must be aware of the appropriate fire door regulation. Apartments are shared residential complexes and require strict fire
Fire doors are an essential part of a building’s fire protection model and are a crucial piece of infrastructure needed to keep residents safe. Fire doors stop the spread of smoke and flames between different areas of a building, while also working to prevent smoke from entering into isolated areas such as fire exits and
Fire doors are an essential part of residential, commercial and industrial buildings, as they ensure the safety of occupants in the case of an emergency and in some cases, save lives. BCA (Building Code of Australia) requires that all fire doors, be installed in accordance with the Australian Standard AS/NZS 1905.1.2005, as that way they
