More digital innovations for social housing disruptors framework

An AI tool that converts imagery into accurate 3D building models, the self-testing fire door from Harmony Fire and an online environment for managing retrofit programmes all feature on the fifth Social Housing Emerging Disruptors (SHED) framework. The post More digital innovations for social housing disruptors framework appeared first on Construction Management.

Why it’s time to digitalise your fire door inspections

Fire doors are one of the most vital elements of any building’s fire safety strategy. They are designed to contain smoke and fire, protecting both people and property. But their effectiveness relies on regular, thorough inspections. The post Why it’s time to digitalise your fire door inspections appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

A new standard for safety: Defining competency in fire door installation

A new Competence Framework for specialist timber fire door installers has been launched by the CITB under the work of the Industry Competence Steering Group – Sector Led Group 10. Richard Kowalski, technical manager for doors at Stairways Midlands, explains why this marks a pivotal moment for the sector. The post A new standard for safety: Defining competency in fire door installation appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Fireco’s DorMag Pro: a wireless revolution in fire door retention

DorMag Pro is a magnetic door retainer that discreetly holds open a fire door and releases it automatically when a fire alarm is triggered. The post Fireco’s DorMag Pro: a wireless revolution in fire door retention appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

DorMag by Fireco: Wire-free fire door safety for the built environment

Fire safety and accessibility don’t need to be at odds. Smart, compliant solutions like Fireco’s DorMag range are proving how modern UK buildings — from hospitals and schools to retrofit projects — can deliver on both. The post DorMag by Fireco: Wire-free fire door safety for the built environment appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.