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    Sprinklers: a regulatory success for property protection?

    Thomas Roche, Secretary of the Business Sprinkler Alliance, considers whether the UK government’s fire safety actions thus far can be considered a regulatory success for property protection.
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    Key fire safety features at the Old Bailey

    Trigon Fire Safety’s Karl Wallasch discusses the application of fire engineering on a smoke shaft design for a listed building’s hotel refurbishment.
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    A short guide to fire doors

    Howarth Timber’s Emily Green has compiled a short guide on the importance of properly specified, fitted and maintained fire doors.
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    The growing fire risks of lithium-ion batteries in residential buildings

    CABE member Kabbe Njie, Principal Engineer Fire & Life Safety Systems at Heathrow Airport, discusses the growing fire risks of lithium-ion batteries in residential buildings.
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    The impact of coatings on combustion

    Enya Zhang, a student at the University of Central Lancashire, has completed IFSM-funded research exploring the impact of coatings on wood combustion
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    CROSS UK REPORT: Incorrect firestopping by third-party certificated contractor

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1197: Incorrect firestopping by a third-party certificated contractor
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    The crumbling NHS estate

    Steve McSorley, Director at Perega, discusses the engineering challenges of a crumbling NHS estate – and what contractors may face when bringing these buildings up to date
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    The importance of CPD following the annual audit

    Kirri Porter-White, CABE’s Head of Competence and Learning, explains how the CABE CPD audit is about maintaining standards
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    Why having access to the BSI’s database is invaluable

    Prism Fire Risk Management’s Tony Bolder ACABE says, as a CABE member, having access to the British Standards Institution’s database is invaluable
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    Defective reinforced concrete in an educational building ignored

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1316: Defective reinforced concrete in an educational building ignored
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    How one local authority trialled plastic kerbing

    A local authority has partnered with Duraproducts to trial its recycled plastic kerbing for both durability and safety purposes.
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    Could modern slavery be in your organisation?

    Action Sustainability’s Operational Toolkit: Combatting Slavery in the Built Environment aims to keep modern slavery off sites and out of the construction industry supply chain
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    Why data templates are key for CE/UKCA marking transition

    Lars Fredenlund, CEO of Cobuilder, believes data templates are key for the CE/UKCA marking transition
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    The psychology of safety in construction

    A groundbreaking project completed by Leeds Beckett University and Aggregate Industries UK is informing best practice around safety in the UK construction materials industry.
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    CROSS UK REPORT: Structural designs carried out by non engineer

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1322: Structural designs carried out by non engineer
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    Identifying signs of rising damp and how to fix it

    Brenda Leach-Water, CABE member and author of The Book of Mould, offers a deep dive into the causes and treatments of damp
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    How to do a resident engagement strategy

    Building managers are well versed in dealing with issues of bricks and mortar, fixtures and fittings, but what about residents? How do you do a resident engagement strategy, asks Matt Lamy.
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    Get your house in order with a BIM strategy

    How can building information modelling (BIM) transform facilities management? Perhaps that is best explained through the buildings themselves, says Microsol Resources.
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    The Golden Thread vs building passports

    The Golden Thread and building passports are both ways to maintain good information about a building, so how do they differ?
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    Mapping soil pollution

    An extensive British Geological Survey 40 years in the making shows the effects of environmental pollution on the soil across the UK.

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