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Medical practices, dental surgeries, physiotherapy clinics and pharmacies serve people who may be elderly, unwell, anxious or unable to move quickly. Planning for fire in these settings means thinking about…

A packed bar on a Friday night is very different from the same room on a quiet Monday afternoon. Crowds, noise, low lighting and alcohol all affect how quickly people…

Apartment living in Dublin means many households sharing one building. A fire in one flat can affect everyone, so the common areas, escape routes and fire protection systems need to…

When something is everyone's responsibility, it can end up being nobody's. Legionella control is a good example. A clear owner, a clear plan and clear records make the difference between…

Hot water cylinders and calorifiers store and heat the water your building uses. If they are not working properly, they can create conditions that help legionella bacteria multiply. What they…

New pipes, new tanks and new fittings do not guarantee a problem-free water system. Water can sit in new pipework for weeks while building work is finished, and that is…

Whether you let a single apartment, a house share or a larger block, the water system is part of the property you are responsible for. Legionella is rarely top of…

A fountain in a hotel foyer. A misting system on a restaurant terrace. A water wall in a shopping centre. They look great, but they have something in common: they…

In a busy commercial kitchen, cooking creates grease-laden vapour. Over time, that grease collects in filters, hoods and ducts. If a flame or hot surface reaches it, the fire can…

An empty building is not a risk-free building. With nobody on site, a small fire can grow unnoticed. Vacant premises can also attract trespassers, vandals and illegal dumping. If you…