Discover the essential components of Tall Building Fire Safety Management in this technical session. Drawing from insights gained by instructing over 1500 high-rise managers since 2011, it provides practical tips for professionals. Elevate your expertise with a focused session aimed at improving operational efficiency and promoting strategic safety approaches in high-rise structures.

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations, along with the Building Safety Act and its countless other secondary legislation sets a much higher standard for HRBs. But what does this mean for lower-rise and apparently lower-risk residential buildings? We look at the general direction of travel and how new guidance and the BS9792 draft gives us an insight into the new 'suitable and sufficient'. A primary focus for everyone managing residential buildings will be transparency of information and engaging residents in elements fire safety and evacuation. How can we leverage technology to do this? And how does it differ between social housing and the private block management sectors?

All businesses are potential targets for deliberate fire raising. This talk aims to raise awareness of the issue and present a range of measures that may be considered to assist businesses and property owners in reducing their arson risk. The measures outlined will be generic and may be adapted for application in a wide spectrum of residential, commercial, and industrial-occupied premises. It will also explore the relation of arson to your fire strategy and fire risk assessment. Many practical actions and measures can be taken to deter fire-raising at little cost to a business. If you would like to learn more about this serious threat, join this CPD-accredited talk. Attendees will also receive a complimentary digital copy of the FPA's RC48 Risk Control Guide: 'Arson prevention ' the protection of premises from deliberate fire raising.

Explore key obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 in this session. This session will dive into the latest legal developments under on the Fire Safety Act 2021 and Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022. Gain valuable insights into recent sentencing trends for both individuals and corporations, providing a comprehensive update on fire safety legislation.

The session will shed light on proactive approaches, continuous training, and collaborative efforts essential for staying ahead of emerging threats and evolving regulations. Join the IFE's Technical Director, Paul Trew, and gain a forward-looking perspective on safeguarding lives and property in complex environments.

In the aftermath of the Building Safety Act and intensified scrutiny in fire sector engineering, experienced workers who need formal qualifications find themselves navigating uncertainty. Join us for a dynamic session where Tom Brookes sheds light on how The British Fire Consortium can seamlessly guide your company through the maze of new regulations. Discover The British Fire Consortium as your dynamic compliance partner. Uncover strategies not just to meet but surpass new regulatory standards.

Explore the expertise of Fire Risk Assessors in safeguarding tall buildings and high rises. Delve into their pivotal role in ensuring safety and gain insights into the crucial responsibilities of the Responsible Person. This session provides a comprehensive examination of the competence required to maintain security in towering structures.

Risk assessments are the the cornerstone of fire safety but there's always room for improvement. We're talking about how AI and closed large language models can be used to make risk assessment better. Join us for a critical analysis of the concerns pitted against the opportunity to make risk assessment faster, better, and ultimately safer. Do we want AI to just inform and improve an FRA or write content from scratch? How can we ensure AI up-skills assessors, rather than de-skilling the sector? What regulation do we need and what should we be asking of our trade bodies? Can AI help clients move away from clunky dashboards and task lists to better manage FRAs and their remedial actions?

This discussion will examine the diverse aspects of passive fire protection, leveraging insights from case studies and practitioners. The session will underscore the critical significance of competency, the essential requirements for accurate design, installation, and maintenance in passive fire protection. Engage in this crucial conversation to elevate safety practices and reinforce spaces against potential fire risks.

Navigating conversations with our colleagues can be a bit tricky at times. Surprisingly, studies indicate that nearly 69% of us feel a twinge of unease when approaching team discussions. In this workshop James shares his unique performance management model ensuring that challenging conversations are approached in a supportive way with clarity and structure producing great outcomes for all involved.

Deep dive into the critical aspects of fire risk assessments (FRAs). This session aims to provide invaluable insights and key advice to ensure that competent individuals are at the forefront of carryi ...