by Tom Lennon, Ian Stewart and Andy Russell (03-May-2017)
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This Good Building Guide discusses the importance of correctly installing passive and reactive fire protection to structural steelwork to ensure the anticipated performance can be realised in the event of a fire. It identifies key issues for the guidance of specifiers, manufacturers, contractors and approval authorities and includes useful references to more comprehensive guidance documents. The guide highlights the importance of adequate testing, product quality, installation, maintenance and the critical role of third-party certification schemes.
Contents:
Introduction
Structural steel in fire
Regulatory requirements
Forms of passive and reactive fire protection to structural steelwork
Installation
Test, assessment and certification requirements
Third-party certification
Fire risk assessment
Liaison between all parties
Checklist
Summary
References and related BRE publications
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Tom Lennon, Ian Stewart and Andy Russell
03-May-2017
978-1-84806-469-0
8pp A4
BRE Good Building Guide GG85, Fire, steelwork, fire protection
BRE Electronic Publications
