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CBD buildings undergo fire assessment and upgrade

23rd August 2019

Fire risk management company ASP Fire has finalised the fire system due diligence checks on seven buildings for a reputed investor who intends to buy the properties to repurpose as offices. Six of... 


Student accommodation calls for more stringent fire-safety measures

19th August 2019

Fire-safety requirements for student accommodation are by nature more onerous than other building types. This warning from ASP Fire CEO Michael van Niekerk comes in the wake of the fire that gutted... 


Student accommodation calls for more stringent fire-safety measures

16th August 2019

Fire-safety requirements for student accommodation are by nature more onerous than other building types. This warning from ASP Fire CEO Michael van Niekerk comes in the wake of the fire that gutted... 


ASP Fire ensures container homes comply with fire-safety regulations

13th August 2019

Repurposing shipping containers for residential dwellings is a new trend in Cape Town. However, it is important to note that so-called container homes still need to comply with all building and... 


Inspection ensures buildings comply with fire regulations

2nd August 2019

Hospitality and retail buildings are deemed demanding in terms of fire protection and fire systems, but fire risk management and support company ASP Fire CEO Michael van Niekerk says an inspection... 


ASP Fire offers complete solutions for highly hazardous environments

19th July 2019

From concentrated solar power (CSP) systems to oil-seed extraction plants, printing plants, and even explosives manufacturing facilities, fire engineering specialist ASP Fire offers a range of... 


SA fire-protection regulatory framework still immature, warns ASP Fire

24th May 2019

Buildings that accommodate large numbers of the public are often not designed with specific occupant characteristics in mind. Shoppers are often unfamiliar with the layout of the emergency escape... 


Fire safety in buildings must integrate sprinklers with smoke control

4th April 2019

Automatic sprinklers and smoke-control ventilation systems are not incongruous. However, they must be designed explicitly with each other in mind when approaching a fire-safety system design for a... 


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