SUPPLEMENTAL EVACUATION FOR A HIGH RISE BUILDING

This article explores the difficulties in evacu...

Key concern on fire safety not addressed by SCDF, HDB

The recent joint reply from the Singapore Civil...

What is Supplemental Evacuation?

In January 2009, the National Fire Protect...

FIRE SAFETY REQUIREMENT FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

Many buildings are now constructed as “ac...

Making Life Easier

Most new building designs incorporate special f...

Nobody is left behind

Now that the use of Supplemental Evacuation Tec...

Evacuation needs of tomorrow

In an ageing society, with more of the disabled...

Down the chute to safety

Fitting escape chutes paid off for Bulga Coal w...

Supplemental High Rise Evacuation

Authorities in many countries have make it mand...

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN EVACUATIONS IN FUTURE TALL BUILDINGS

The future tall buildings belongs to building o...

Review of hospital fire and their management

A National Health Service facitilty is seen as ...

Life (safely) dangling from a Twaron thread

A frightening scenario: fire in a multi-story b...

A Towering Concern

Most, if not all high-rise buildings offer rout...

Evac+Chair, has been inducted (placed) in the World Trade Center Museums

The original Evacuation Chair, manufactured by ...

High Rise Rescue Operations

No Fire and Emergency Services Department likes...

Emergency Evacuation Chairs in Offices

Having a work place that is not only wheelchair...

SAFE EGRESS AND EVACUATION FOR PEOPLE WITH MOBILITY IMPAIRMENTS

Barrier- free- access to buildings for peop...