The Passive Fire Protection Federation (PFPF) is calling for prompt action to improve public safety in all types of buildings following the The report acknowledges the fundamental roles that built-in or ‘passive’ fire protection and compartmentation play in the Fire Strategy of buildings (Report : Section 5.4).
David Sugden, Chairman of the PFPF adds: ‘These have been required by the Building Regulations for many years and the industry produces comprehensive guidance. This includes a programme of Third Party Certification schemes that enable regulators, the client and any contractors working for a client, to ensure that the correct products are installed by suitably qualified people. The fire protection industry has long promoted this but the wider construction trades must also come on board.’
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