Fire safety in social housing to be addressed in Promat seminar

09 June 2010

Fire safety in social housing, corporate manslaughter and active and passive fire protection in high rises are among the subjects to be discussed at an annual fire industry seminar.

Promat’s annual Fire Day seminar, on 29 June at Ascot Racecourse, will also look at risk assessment and third-party certification, fire safety engineering and the role of building control.

Delegates will hear speakers from Warrington Certification , BETA Litigation Surveyors and the Fire Strategy Company, among others.

For more information go to Promat’s website. Registration is free.

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Fire safety in social housing to be addressed in Promat seminar

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