Lawrence Webster Forrest (LWF), Fire Engineering and Fire Risk Management Consultants
Lawrence Webster Forrest (LWF), Fire Engineering and Fire Risk Management Consultants
Technical Bulletins

Exit Doors - http://t.co/ahHTUvXK

Means of Escape - http://t.co/KmjP0jm8

Fire Risk Assessment - Competency Guidance - http://t.co/n1amDRAS

The Fire Action Notice - http://t.co/dCD36xsF

Fire Safety Management - Training, Testing & Maintenance, Record Keeping, Fire Risk Assessment - http://t.co/mlHfhrs9

Fire Safety Management - Policy and Procedures - http://t.co/LYtGy3dg

Fire Risk Assessment Vs Compliance Assessment - http://t.co/msDbnbks

Passive Fire Precautions (iii) Fire-resisting Construction, Compartmentation, Fire-stopping - http://t.co/qeYWfnHP

Know your neighbours - Fire safety matters - http://t.co/Gq2SDADU

Case Studies

BASINGSTOKE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
Key Facts: Client: Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) Project Managers: Drivers Jonas Architect: HNW Approximate Size: 20...

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General Bulletins

Means of Escape Design
As designers of buildings, we must acknowledge that any fire safety design can fail, i.e. a fire could occur.  The risk of fire will always be present due to the very nature of its component part...

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Technical Bulletins

Property and Business Continuity Protection in the UK
While this is right to say fire control is concerned primarily with life safety, the provision of effective property and business continuity protection measures should not be overlooked. Recent fire s...

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Welcome to Lawrence Webster Forrest

Fire is a worldwide problem, whether inside a building or not, people die from its effects, directly or indirectly. Each year fires in buildings throughout the world kill thousands of people and injure many thousands more. The challenge therefore is on the designer, developer and building owner to reduce these losses whilst continuing to design buildings, which are fit for purpose, convenient for normal use and safe for all occupants.

For the development team fire safety is just one of the many factors that must be considered when designing large and complex buildings or refurbishing existing ones. Although every building design is different, codes and regulations attempt to set out standard solutions, which often discourage design concepts or affect the economic viability of a building or development. Changes, however to Approved Document B now provide the development team with an opportunity to use ‘performance based’ fire engineering technology as an alternative solution.

Lawrence Webster Forrest (LWF) are specialist fire engineering and fire risk management consultants who provide a wide range of consultancy services to professionals involved in the design, development and construction of buildings.

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