Essential Fire Safety Tips for a Safer Kitchen Environment
Whether it’s your home or a busy commercial space, kitchens are often the heart of daily life, but they can also be a prime spot for fire hazards. We’ve shared...
Navigating the Building Safety Act 2022: Ensuring Competency and Insurance at MAF Associates
The Building Safety Act 2022 marked a significant milestone in enhancing the safety protocols for buildings in the UK. As the industry adapts to these robust regulations, at MAF Associates,...
The Hidden Risk of Electric Scooters and Bikes in Residential Flats: A Fire Safety Concern
As urban areas continue to evolve, the use of electric scooters and bikes has surged, offering convenient and eco-friendly transportation options. However, this growing trend brings with it a hidden...
Job Title: Technician Positions Available for UK-Wide Projects
Location: UK Wide Salary: £30,000 – £35,000 per annum Employment Type: Full-Time About Us: We are a dynamic company dedicated to delivering high-quality assessments and inspections of residential and commercial...
Job Advertisement: Graduate Fire Engineer
Location: London Office (near Marble Arch) Position Type: Full-Time Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience About Us: MAF Associates is a leading consultancy specialising in fire engineering, offering innovative solutions and expertise to ensure...
EWS1 Issues in the Spotlight: How MAF Associates is Leading the Way
Over the past few months, a significant issue has surfaced in the UK’s fire safety sector, specifically concerning EWS1 forms. A leading fire engineer has been suspended by the Institute of...
The Latest Approved Document B (ADB): Key Updates, Amendments, and Future Changes
The UK government has released the latest iteration of Approved Document B (ADB), the essential fire safety guidance for building regulations in England. The 2019 edition of ADB, incorporating the 2020...
New Fire Safety Requirements for Multi-Storey Buildings: What You Need to Know
The introduction of the Fire Safety Act 2021 has brought new responsibilities for building owners in England, specifically for those managing multi-storey, multi-occupied buildings. This includes updated fire risk appraisals...
Timber and Fire Safety in Multi-Occupancy Buildings – Norway
Timber is a cornerstone of Norwegian architecture, blending sustainability, aesthetics, and tradition. However, its use in multi-occupancy buildings raises important questions about fire safety. Norway addresses these challenges through a...
Facade Fire Safety in Modern Building Design
In recent years, facade fire safety has become a critical consideration in the construction and refurbishment of modern buildings. At MAF Associates, we understand the essential role that facade safety...