Fire Industry News for March 2018

PROTECT 2018 To Focus On Cybersecurity And Private Sector Security

The theme for PROTECT 2018 is ‘Science and Technology: The Key to a More Secure and Safe Tomorrow’ The 21st century faces global upheavals that will disrupt business operations and the way we live. Rapidly developing digital technologies, social media and climate change are realities posing new types of risks to our security and safety. At PROTECT 2018 to be held on March 12-13, 2018 at the New World Makati Hotel in Philippines, stakeholders from the privat...

Equip Global Organises Skyscrapers Asia Summit 2018 In Hong Kong

Equip Global is bringing the leading Skyscrapers Asia Summit 2018 to Hong Kong Following the success of the Skyscrapers Summit Series, Equip Global is bringing the leading Skyscrapers Asia Summit 2018 to Hong Kong from 27th February – 2nd March 2018. Returning bigger and better this time as Asia’s premier networking and learning platform, this 4-day conference brings together Government Authorities, Project Developers, Investors and Project Contractors as well as...

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Introduces NFPA 3000 In Response To Rising Hostile Event

NFPA 3000 establishes preparedness, response and recovery benchmarks A rise in active shooter incidents and the escalating impact of hostile events has prompted the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to process NFPA 3000, Standard for Preparedness and Response to Active Shooter and/or Hostile Events as a provisional standard, which means it would be available for use as early as April, 2018. This marks only the second time in NFPA’s 121-year history that provis...

Advanced’s Fire Panels Installed At UK’s The Chocolate Quarter Retirement Complex

Advanced’s MxPro 5 panels installed at The Chocolate Quarter The Chocolate Quarter, one of the UK’s most stylish retirement complexes, is now protected by fire panels from Advanced.  Originally the home of Fry’s chocolate, the iconic collection of 1920s buildings has been sympathetically developed by KWL Architects and Andrew Wilson Developments for Bristol-based charity, the St Monica Trust. The result is an impressive complex of high-spec apartments,...

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