Fire safety is a critical part of managing any commercial building – and we provide a full range of products, devices, training and checks to give you the best chances of prevention, as well as planning for evacuation and extinguishing if the worst does happen. In the articles and guides below, you find a wealth of information to help you protect your people and premises.
The Smoke Control Association (SCA) recently published whitepaper guidance on the maintenance of smoke control systems with the aim of improving safety and compliance.
This guide will help you understand the benefits of CCTV and make sure you can make informed decisions about achieving the best coverage, whatever your security budget.
Discover how The Fire Safety Act of 2021 has improved existing laws to reduce fire risks and increase safety for residents living in flats across the country.
Learn how fire extinguishers are the first line of defence against the devastation that an uncontrolled fire can cause along with the different types of extinguishers and applications.
JLA’s MD for Fire and Security, Mark Bone, discusses our expertise and the benefits of choosing a single partner to keep your organisation safe.
7 tips to help you create a documented fire safety & evacuation plan, stay compliant, and keep your people and premises safe.
What happens during a fire door inspection? In this blog, we break down some of the most common questions we hear.
We are proud to announce that TFS Facilities Services Ltd and ICS Electrical Contractors have joined the JLA Group. This strategic acquisition strengthens our commitment to delivering exceptional services within our fire and building services division.
In this care home commercial buying guide, JLA outline all the equipment a care home requires. Find the equipment you need and the standards you need to follow.
JLA Director of Operations Mark Bone (Fire and Security) outlines some of the fire safety technologies and regulatory reforms that will shape the industry over the next few years.
Discover the drawbacks of using inexperienced people for fire risk assessments, and why it’s important to find right expertise.
We often receive questions from our customers about automatic opening vents (AOV’s), including costs, regulations and testing.
