Operational Notice Issued for Corporate Approved Inspectors Limited
Corporate Approved Inspectors Limited has been removed from the RBCA registers following liquidation, impacting building compliance processes.
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Corporate Approved Inspectors Limited has been removed from the RBCA registers following liquidation, impacting building compliance processes.
INFIRISK TeamThe transition to EN standards for fire doors by 2029 will impact UK compliance, requiring manufacturers to adapt to new certification processes.
INFIRISK TeamGateway 2 approval for the Abbey Row project in Liverpool highlights the regulatory processes in large-scale UK residential developments.
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Met Police submit Grenfell investigation files to CPS, seeking charges against 54 individuals and 20 companies.
INFIRISK TeamThe UK construction industry faces growth challenges, with implications for fire safety professionals involved in construction projects.
INFIRISK TeamUnderstanding fire door compliance is crucial for UK building safety, ensuring effective fire protection and adherence to regulations.
INFIRISK TeamMartyn's Law introduces new compliance requirements for UK buildings, impacting fire safety protocols.
INFIRISK TeamThe updated PAS 9980:2026 offers a structured approach to cladding risk assessment, crucial for UK fire safety professionals managing high-rise building risks.
INFIRISK TeamMajor UK construction projects like Vauxhall Square and Salford's low-energy homes may impact fire safety compliance.
INFIRISK TeamRobust UK introduces fire-rated doorsets to its RISER-DOR range, enhancing fire safety compliance.
INFIRISK TeamKey UK construction projects highlight infrastructure growth and fire safety challenges, impacting planning and compliance.
INFIRISK TeamA new guide outlines essential fire safety measures for residents in flats across England, focusing on building safety and compliance.
INFIRISK TeamMHCLG'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.
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