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Fires in healthcare premises are not uncommon, which is why buildings critical to the community needs higher level of fire protection, argues Graham Ellicott, CEO, Fire Industry Association
The healthcare environment is so wide and diverse that it can justifiably claim to be one of the most challenging sectors for fire safety, says John Davidson, senior inspector, National Security Inspectorate
When it comes to false alarms, you had better get your house in order, says Graham Ellicott, CEO of the Fire Industry Association
The highest standards for fire protection systems in healthcare premises are needed, says Graham Ellicott, chief executive officer of the Fire Industry Association
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