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BS 476 to EN 1634: Understanding the role of EXAPs
As the fire door industry moves from BS 476 to EN 1634, understanding the evidence behind future compliance is becoming increasingly important. With 2029 drawing closer, this webinar explores the role of EXAPs (Extended Application Reports) and what they mean for manufacturers, specifiers and others across the industry....
Door-closing dilemmas in social housing
Addressing the common challenges faced by housing managers and maintenance teams...
UKCA/CE Doorset Training
In this online training session, we aim to cut through the confusion around UKCA/CE marking of fire doorsets. We’ll look at the key product standards and the differences between internal and external doorsets and explain where a doorset needs to be marked and where it cannot be marked....
Exploring the implications if BS 476 is removed
Without any fanfare, the government made an announcement of real significance to the construction industry – the proposal to axe BS 476 from the updated Approved Document B and replace it in all legislation with its European counterpart, BS EN 1634 – a proposal that has significant implications for many supply chains....
How accountable is ‘accountable’ within the Golden Thread?
In this webinar, we zero in on the topic of accountability within the Golden Thread. Along with our highly experienced guest speakers, we take a look at how that responsibility can be managed to ensure that critical safety standards are upheld without placing unreasonable pressure on individuals....
Webinar series: ensuring a commercially sustainable future in fire door manufacturing
In a series of three episodes, we’ve drawn on professionals and industry experts to provide advice and insights to door manufacturers on how to manage and mitigate some of those challenges. We’ll focus on three key areas:...
Third party certification explained
When it comes to fire safety, UKAS third party certification schemes are a ringing endorsement that a product or service has been independently tested and audited to the most rigorous standards. But they can be complicated to unpick...
