Historic and heritage buildings pose a unique challenge to fire safety compliance. Passive fire protection systems can offer compliance for historic buildings without affecting their appearance, helping preserve their appeal as well as protect them.
RSUA organised this specialist course with Flamma Ltd. It focused on ensuring fire safety compliance in historic buildings, with a particular emphasis on upgrading heritage doors and frames.
Key topics include:
Attendees can also expect to gain a clearer understanding of the factors that ensure a building is properly fire protected and liability in relation to passive fire protection.
Speaker
David Brown is Managing Director of Flamma Ltd, a fire engineering consultant, and author of the RICS guidance on fire safety for construction sites. With over 25 years’ experience, David is a leading authority in passive fire protection design, specialising in addressing critical gaps in fire protection standards.He also serves as Director of Fire Protection Products Ltd / TA Envirograf Ireland, the sole approved Envirograf product supplier and technical advisor for Ireland.
Flamma Ltd specialises in the installation of passive fire protection products, in particular for historic buildings, offering a complete service from survey and design to installation and certification. They are committed to delivering innovative solutions that meet modern legislation while preserving architectural integrity.
Envirograf Ireland distributes Envirograf’s Passive Fire Protection Products across the island of Ireland, providing tailored, expert advice for architects, facilities managers, and installers to ensure regulatory compliance and the highest protection standards.
