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Kidde Fire Protection: LPCB Approved 469 Inert Gas Systems
Showcasing certified security products at International Security Expo 2021
Meesons use LPCB certification to improve the provision of security across buildings
Nottingham Castle protected through LPCB-certified secondary glazing from Selectaglaze
Market-first: Frontier Pitts produce 120-degree rotor turnstile, certified by LPCB
LPCB spotlight on… Tommy Trybus
Meesons:Securing the gateways to organisations
New LPCB standard for ductwork - Phil Brownhill
Learning lessons from the Edinburgh Schools inquiry - Dr Jeremy Ockenden
Dangerous Assumptions - Dr Jeremy Ockenden
Improving Security in the Built Environment - Gavin Jones
Personal Protection Watermist Systems - Nigel Firkins
Open Plan Flats - Chris Salter
Lakanal Judgement July 2016 - David Crowder
Mobility Scooters - Be aware of the fire risk - Martin Shipp
Fire safety issues with Balconies - Ciara Holland, Martin Shipp and David Crowder
Fire compartmentation in buildings - Philip Brownhill
Effective perimeter security - how can you be sure it is effective? - Richard Flint
External Fire Spread - New Research - Ciara Holland, David Crowder and Martin Shipp
Testing times for steel beam fire protection systems - Steve Howard
Fire compartmentation in roof voids - Martin Shipp, Ciara Holland, David Crowder and Tom Lennon
LPCB - What's behind the mark? - Graham Orme
On the menu - Fire-fighting in the kitchen - Sarah Colwell
Fire and explosion hazards in process industries - Steve Manchester
Protecting people and property from terrorism - Richard Flint
Investigating false fire alarms as they happen - Raman Chagger
Countdown to CE marking of cables and fire doors has begun
Live Investigations of False Fire Alarms by Raman Chagger
Fire Performance of cable installations: new study published
Concerned about the level of risk from fire? Personal Protection Systems can reduce home fire risks for vulnerable people.
