Robust UK Expands RISER-DOR Range with Fire-Rated Doorset
Robust UK introduces fire-rated doorsets to its RISER-DOR range, enhancing fire safety compliance.

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Expert insights and guidance from the INFIRISK editorial team, covering fire safety regulations, industry standards, and best practices.
Robust UK introduces fire-rated doorsets to its RISER-DOR range, enhancing fire safety compliance.
Lincoln City FC partners with Oak View Group to enhance hospitality at ProAmpac Stadium, impacting fire safety standards.
FDI Group's UAE expansion could influence global fire safety standards, impacting UK practices.
Rescue Intellitech appoints Beatrice Råvik Janzon as CEO to drive international expansion, impacting UK fire safety market.
Newcastle United's acquisition of Woolsington Hall for a training complex highlights fire safety considerations in large-scale sports facility developments.
Beatrice Råvik Janzon takes the helm at Rescue Intellitech, promising innovation in fire safety technology.
The UK government has opened applications for funding to remove unsafe cladding from high-risk residential buildings under 11 metres.
Gill Kernick, an Arup director and former Grenfell resident, appointed as chair of BSR's residents’ panel to enhance building safety regulations.
The World Bank's focus on building safety regulations highlights global challenges and opportunities, with insights from Dame Judith Hackitt.
Explore the critical role of passive fire protection in building safety, focusing on design and compliance in the UK.
The 25th International Water Mist Conference in Prague offers UK fire safety professionals insights into cutting-edge water mist technologies and networking opportunities.
New AI and IoT advancements in thermal monitoring offer UK fire safety professionals improved strategies for fire prevention and response.
Euralarm's new guidance helps UK fire safety professionals navigate European cloud sovereignty requirements for compliance and data protection.
Recent prosecutions highlight ongoing safety challenges in the UK construction industry, underscoring the importance of compliance with HSE regulations.
GMA NextGen highlights career opportunities for grounds professionals at SALTEX 2026, focusing on apprenticeships and professional development.
A major fire at a Deptford recycling centre disrupts London, raising compliance and safety concerns for UK fire safety professionals.
Chelsea FC introduces new hospitality spaces at Stamford Bridge, raising fire safety considerations for stadium compliance professionals.
Avon Protection's MI-TIC thermal imaging cameras have achieved NFPA 1930 certification, enhancing safety and performance for UK firefighting operations.
LION's integrated approach at INTERSCHUTZ aims to enhance firefighter readiness through training, PPE, and lifecycle care.
IDS UK is set to open a PPE decontamination facility in Northamptonshire, enhancing safety standards for UK fire services.
The transition from PSTN and adoption of existing technologies are vital for UK emergency services to maintain efficiency and safety.
Recent developments in the UK construction and housing sectors highlight key trends affecting fire safety considerations.
The 2026 Fire Chief of the Year awards highlight leadership qualities and safety commitments that can inspire UK fire safety professionals.
SALTEX's 80th anniversary at NEC Birmingham showcases top brands in grounds management, offering insights into industry trends and innovations.
Huddersfield Town FC has completed a new safe standing area, enhancing safety and crowd management at Accu Stadium.
The Emergency Services Show 2026 highlighted innovations and international insights crucial for UK fire safety professionals.
Significant investments in the UK construction sector signal growth and potential impacts on fire safety standards and compliance.
Edgbaston Stadium reveals designs for its Radisson RED Hotel, highlighting investment in infrastructure and fire safety compliance.
Rescue Intellitech installs a decontamination facility at HIWFRS, improving firefighter safety and operational efficiency.
Rising wildfires in the UK prompt calls for enhanced fire safety measures and regulatory adaptations.
Principality Stadium in Cardiff unveils Wales' first frictionless kiosks using Amazon's 'Just Walk Out' technology, enhancing safety and efficiency.
The ASFP has introduced a new online course to enhance passive fire protection knowledge among sales and distribution professionals.
The UK government has implemented a temporary ban on disposable BBQs and issued emergency alerts to mitigate wildfire risks during the ongoing heatwave.
The shift towards continuous compliance is reshaping UK building safety management, emphasising ongoing oversight over periodic certification.
Explore recent UK construction projects and legal challenges impacting fire safety considerations.
UK political discussions on asylum seeker distribution could impact local fire safety planning and resource allocation.
Burnley FC's Turf Moor Stadium receives council approval for a new 'vomitory' stairwell, enhancing crowd management and safety.
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service has installed a new PPE decontamination facility to improve safety and operational efficiency.
The IFE has unveiled its 2026-27 International Presidential team, led by Mark Reilly, to advance global fire safety initiatives.
Wolverhampton Wanderers partners with the University of Wolverhampton to launch an indoor fanzone, enhancing matchday experiences.
Increasing wildfires in the UK demand enhanced resources for fire services to ensure public safety and effective response.
UK firefighters urge more funding to tackle wildfires and flooding, highlighting the need for better equipment and statutory duties.
New technologies in fire detection and firefighter safety are set to transform fire safety practices in the UK.
Explore recent UK construction projects and their implications for fire safety and infrastructure development.
London Stadium has applied to increase its concert capacity, impacting fire safety and emergency planning.
The UK government has issued new guidance on the Responsible Actors Scheme, impacting building safety compliance and enforcement measures.
London Stadium is set to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, impacting local fire safety planning.
ProSense Technologies discusses advancements in gas sensing for fire safety and energy applications, offering insights for UK professionals.
UK fire safety professionals can gain insights from NFFF's firefighter safety initiatives at Fire-Rescue International 2026.
The Crown Premises Fire Safety Inspectorate's enforcement register is key for understanding compliance trends in UK crown premises.
Key UK construction projects highlight infrastructure growth and fire safety challenges, impacting planning and compliance.
Harmony Fire secures a £20m contract with LiveWest to enhance fire safety using IoT technology across South West England.
A new guide outlines essential fire safety measures for residents in flats across England, focusing on building safety and compliance.
Improved decontamination procedures are vital for UK fire services to protect firefighter health against toxic exposures.
UK fire services are increasingly adopting AI and automation to enhance efficiency and safety, necessitating awareness among professionals.
Exploring the importance of diversity and leadership in the UK fire service, highlighting initiatives and research that foster an inclusive workforce.
Modern construction methods are reshaping firefighter safety, necessitating updated training and operational procedures for UK fire safety professionals.
Proper handling of hazardous materials on construction sites is vital for safety and compliance with UK regulations.
Westminster Council's proposed licensing policy update sparks debate over public safety and nightlife in central London.
The Building Regulations Advisory Committee's reports guide UK fire safety professionals in adhering to building safety standards.
The Building Safety Regulator has published data on building control approvals, offering insights into compliance trends.
The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) reports a high approval rate for NHS projects under Gateway 2, highlighting the importance of regulatory compliance.
With the rise of lithium-ion batteries, UK fire safety professionals must adapt to manage these complex fire scenarios effectively.
The 2026 edition of NFPA 1850 introduces new guidelines for cleaning firefighter PPE, crucial for UK fire services to ensure safety and equipment longevity.
Three fire and rescue services have now decided that an alarm signal alone is not enough to justify a response to a commercial building. If your fire strategy assumes an alarm brings an appliance, in several parts of the country that assumption is now wrong.
Since 6 April 2026 responsible persons must assess how residents who cannot evacuate unaided will get out. There is still no requirement to provide an evacuation lift at any height, and the government's own costed basket of measures tops out at a ramp.
One deliberate fire in Essex destroyed roughly 36 buses in a night, against nine deliberate bus and coach fires recorded nationally in a whole year. What the evidence actually says about vehicles catching each other alight, and what a responsible person can do about an open yard.
HSE has served its first prohibition notice on an occupational health provider, stopping the company an employer hired to keep workers safe. In fire, prosecuting the assessor rather than only the building owner has been possible since 2005, and has been happening for a decade.
Fires in food and drink premises have stopped falling while the compliance environment around them has tightened. And 86 per cent of cooking appliance fires trace to human factors, not equipment failure, which should change how operators spend money.
Every asylum seeker at the Bell Hotel in Epping was moved out in June on fire safety grounds. Six weeks on there is still no named authority, no named notice and no specified defect. The useful lesson is about who holds the duty when a building is contracted out.
MHCLG's latest data shows 53 per cent of monitored buildings have started or finished work, and the department's own release admits the total is incomplete by up to a quarter. A Bill now before Parliament would turn remediation into a legal duty backed by prosecution.
The UK is replacing its long-standing BS 476 fire test standard with the European BS EN 13501 system in stages, and old test results do not automatically carry over.
The Association for Specialist Fire Protection has revised its Guide to Passive Fire Protection for Fire Risk Assessors, bringing it into line with post-Grenfell fire safety law.
Extinguishers must be maintained under the Fire Safety Order, and BS 5306-3 sets the schedule: monthly visual checks, an annual basic service and an extended service at five or ten years. Here is what each service involves, what it typically costs and how to check a provider is competent.
Primary fires in England rose to 66,866 in the year ending September 2025, deliberate fires jumped 38 per cent and dwelling fire response times lengthened for the fifth year running. Here is what the latest Home Office data shows and what it means for duty holders.
Marlborough Science Academy's fire safety improvements offer key insights for UK schools aiming to bolster their fire safety measures.
NFPA 241 provides guidelines for fire safety on construction sites, offering valuable insights for UK professionals.
FIREFLY presented four new passive fire protection products at the Fire Safety Event 2026, from construction joint seals to raised access floor protection.
Insights from CFO Craig Parkin and innovations from Interschutz offer valuable lessons for UK fire safety practices.
UCL has approved a new Fire Safety and Building Risk Management Standard. Here is what it covers, the law behind it, and what building owners of any size can learn from it.
The Regulator of Social Housing has published its latest fire safety remediation report, revealing 1,920 social housing buildings carry life-critical external wall system defects, with only 24.6% of all identified buildings remediated since tracking began in 2017.
Fire door compliance is now a specific legal duty under the Building Safety Act and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022. Here is what UK duty-holders must check, and how to evidence it.
The Secretary of State is seeking nearly £50 million from Urban Splash and ten co-respondents under section 124 of the Building Safety Act 2022. The developer is challenging the regime under Article 1, Protocol 1 of the ECHR.
Hackney Council has awarded a £15.6 million pair of fire safety consultancy contracts to Frankham Risk Management and Airey Miller, fully funded by the Cladding Safety Scheme, to assess and design remediation across its high-rise and mid-rise housing stock by 2029.
The Environment Agency's incineration review and Defra's PFAS Plan put firefighting foams at the centre of the UK's forever-chemicals problem, with only two licensed incinerators and a disposal backlog that is set to grow.
A major fire gutted the derelict Antrim Arms in Ballycastle on 19 April 2026. Police are treating the blaze as arson, putting fresh focus on fire risks at vacant listed buildings across the UK.
Government research reveals rooftop solar panels can accelerate fire spread by up to 38 times under certain conditions. With PV-related fires increasing 60% in two years and the ADB consultation proposing new provisions, fire safety professionals need to understand the risks.
The government has opened a major consultation on Approved Document B, proposing significant changes to external wall guidance, evacuation lifts, specialised housing provisions, and car park fire resistance. The consultation closes on 1 July 2026, with changes targeted for implementation on 2 September 2029.
Three linked consultations under the Product Regulation and Metrology Act 2025 propose the biggest UK product safety overhaul in a generation, including replacing the 1988 furniture flammability regulations with a smoulder-test regime that aims to cut chemical flame retardant use while maintaining fire performance.
OPSS has warned that around 85,000 heat pump tumble dryers across eight brands can ignite mid-cycle. The latest chapter in a decade-long white goods fire problem that has already killed two men in Llanrwst and destroyed a west London tower block.
A major blaze at the disused Westholme building on Aberdeen's Woodend Hospital site drew around 60 firefighters overnight. Patient services are unaffected, but NHS fire data shows why the disused parts of the healthcare estate matter.
A blaze that destroyed a building at King Edward VI Community College in Totnes is being treated as arson. We look at what Home Office figures, Zurich Municipal claims data and CheckFire research reveal about arson in UK educational establishments.
Recent HSE fines underscore the critical importance of adhering to safety regulations to prevent workplace injuries and fatalities in the UK.
HSE launches initiatives to enhance asbestos management and injury reporting, crucial for UK workplace safety compliance.
The Fire Safety (Residential Evacuation Plans) (England) Regulations 2025 came into force on 6 April 2026, requiring responsible persons in high-rise and higher-risk buildings to identify vulnerable residents and agree personalised evacuation plans.
A major fire broke out at Rio de Janeiro's Olympic Park velodrome on 9 April 2026, damaging the fabric roof and prompting a response from 80 firefighters. The incident — the third roof fire at the venue since 2017 — raises important questions about fire protection for fabric-roofed structures worldwide.
Key lessons from recent UK fire incidents. Learn the common failures behind building fires and how to prevent them in your property.
A 2026 update on UK cladding remediation progress, government funding, leaseholder protections, and the role of fire engineers in getting buildings fixed.
Fire safety enforcement is rising across the UK. Learn about improvement notices, prohibition notices, prosecutions, and how to avoid action.
Summary of Grenfell Inquiry Phase 2 recommendations, what fire safety reforms have been implemented, and what building owners must prepare for next.