Category: News
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Easier access to trusted fire safety standards
A new FPA and BSI partnership gives members trial access to BSI Knowledge, supporting competence, compliance and informed fire safety decisions.
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New leadership for fire and building safety
Baroness Blake of Leeds has taken responsibility for the Government’s fire and resilience portfolio following her appointment as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Building Safety, Fire and Resilience.
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Maintaining competence in a changing fire safety sector
The Fire Protection Association has introduced a new suite of Continuing Professional Development courses aimed at helping fire safety professionals maintain and demonstrate their competence.
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Mass evacuations as Europe faces huge wildfires
Severe wildfires across France and Spain during July 2026 forced more than 300,000 people to leave homes and holiday accommodation, as firefighters faced extreme heat, dry conditions and strong winds.
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Investing in skills that keep our team safe
A productive day of MEWP training for the Firesafe team with Independent Safety Services.
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Firesafe featured by Onetrace
We’re delighted to be featured by Onetrace, highlighting how digital innovation is helping Firesafe deliver even greater visibility across our projects.
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Building expertise through specialist fire barrier training
At Firesafe, ongoing training is an essential part of maintaining the highest standards in passive fire protection.
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Firesafe attends Protecta Partner Seminar
Our Managing Director recently attended the Protecta Partner Seminar which was a valuable opportunity for the Firesafe to connect with industry partners and professionals who share a commitment to improving fire safety standards.
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Supporting the Siam Cup 2026 Supporters’ Lunch
Last month, Firesafe was proud to support one of the Channel Islands’ most celebrated sporting events as sponsors of the Siam Cup 2026 Supporters’ Lunch Marquee.
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Government invests £97 million to strengthen wildfire resilience
The UK Government has announced a major investment of almost £100 million to strengthen the country’s ability to respond to wildfires and other large scale emergencies.