REVIEWING ALL ASPECTS OF THE BUILDING’S FIRE SAFETY FEATURES
A fire strategy is a complex document specifically tailored to a building, reviewing all aspects of the building’s fire safety features including construction, compartmentation strategy, means of escape and other fire safety features/measures - including management arrangements in place to ensure it is fit for use for the end user of the premises or intended purpose group.
Approved documents are used predominantly as guidance for achieving the requirements of the Building Regulations for new residential and commercial buildings, however they are not lawfully enforced, unlike the Building Regulations.
Alternatively, associated approaches may be used such as that described in BS 9999, or a fire engineered approach in developing a fire strategy for buildings.
Should you have any questions relating to Fire Risk Strategies or if you would like further information on how EDSB can keep your Fire & Security systems compliant, please email edsbinfo@edsb.co.uk or simply add your details below and our EDSB support team will contact you shortly.
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