A missed extinguisher service leaves faults undetected and gaps in your records. See the BS 5306-3 intervals for each extinguisher type, what the monthly check, annual service and extended service cover, who counts as a competent person, and how to keep servicing on track across multiple sites.

You don't need a specialist for Regulation 10 fire door checks. GOV.UK describes them as simple and visual. This guide covers what to look at, how often they're due, the 4 mm gap limit, and the self-closer test, plus where a professional inspection goes further and what to record for audit.

A complete guide to fire alarm testing under BS 5839-1: what weekly checks involve, how often professional servicing is required, what your log book must record, and how Joblogic helps facilities and fire safety teams manage it across multiple sites.

Most businesses assume there's a threshold, a certain number of staff, before a fire risk assessment has to be written down. That threshold was removed years ago, and every responsible person now has to record it regardless of size. This piece covers what the assessment needs to include, who's actually on the hook if it's wrong, and the five-step process for getting it right.

Fire safety compliance is evolving. This article explores how digital evidence, automation, and accountability are transforming standards like BAFE SP203 and BS 5839 across the industry.

Modern fire and life safety businesses succeed by thinking like technology companies. This article explains how data, automation, and visibility are reshaping compliance and performance across the industry.

The FIA Technology Council offers a chance to reshape fire safety. This blog explores why interoperability, real-time visibility, simple data capture and practical cybersecurity must be at the heart of its work, ensuring technology supports people, strengthens compliance and delivers safer outcomes.

The FIA Technology Council is driving the future of fire safety. This blog looks at how interoperability, real-time visibility and practical cybersecurity can connect people, processes and technology to strengthen compliance, build trust and create safer outcomes.

Fire safety teams face disjointed systems, missing asset data, growing job volumes, and rising client expectations. These issues often compound, making it harder to deliver consistent service across multiple sites. In this blog, we unpack the biggest operational inefficiencies holding fire safety firms back, and what it takes to fix them.