Members Meeting Birmingham - FIS · • TGD 19 Test method for open state cavity ... •Identify...

Members MeetingBirmingham

Thursday 13 July 2017

Members meeting

David FriseFIS CEO

Welcome

Members meeting

David Frise - FIS CEO&

Nigel MorreyTechnical Director – Etex Building Performance Ltd

FireRecognising & Understanding the Risk

Nigel Morrey, Technical Director, Etex Building Performance Limited

Getting Passive Fire Protection Right

FIS Members Meeting, 13th July 2017

Contents

• Who are the ASFP?

• Passive Fire Protection

• Materials & installation issues

• Issues that cause our industry problems

RED BOOK

Fire stopping

4th EditionThe Association for Specialist fire protection

Fire & smoke resisting dampers

GREY BOOK

The Association for Specialist fire protection

Fire retardant coatings

ORANGE BOOK


Fire resisting non load-bearingpartitions

PURPLE BOOK


YELLOW BOOK

Fire protection forStructural

5th EditionThe Association for Specialist fire protection

BLUE BOOK

Fire resisting ductwork

3rd Edition


ASFP Industry Guidance – Colour Books

• Referred to in Approved Document B (AD-B)

• Everything you need to know about products

ASFP preparing (to be published in 2017)

Black BookActive Fire

Barrier Curtains

ASFP Technical Guidance Documents (TGD)(effectively Codes of Practice)

• TGD 11 On-site sprayed intumescent coatings

• TGD 15 Non-reactive sprayed coatings

• TGD 16 Off-site sprayed intumescent coatings

• TGD 17 Code of practice for installation & inspection of fire stopping systems in buildings

• TGD 18 Code of practice for installing & Inspecting fire resisting ducts

• TGD 19 Test method for open state cavity barriers

• Aimed at site operatives

• Short – text light – image heavy

ASFP On-site Guide to Fire-stopping

• Short 1 or 2 page max

• For specific item/issue

• Can be used in discussion with other parties

• Eventually incorporated into relevant Colour Book at next revision

ASFP Advisory Notes

ASFP website – an information source

All ASFP guidance document free to download from:

www.asfp.org.uk

http://www.asfp.org.uk/

Passive Fire Protection

“Built-in measures that protect the structure of the building and subdivide it into areas to limit the spread of fire and smoke.”

2 types:

• Structural Protection

• Compartmentation

PFP does work – Structural Protection

PFP does work – Compartmentation

Firestopping - the installation Issue

No fire protection around services through compartment walls above ceilings

Firestopping – the reality

Incorrect materials used to seal around services through compartment walls


Incorrect and non-tested penetration seal solutions


Service penetrations correctly sealed through floors

And the solution (1)

Compartmentationmaintained at head of party walls


Fire collars installed around services and head of wall sealed against concrete soffit


EN 1366-3 Penetration seals (Firestopping) Fire Test

Issues that contribute to poor installation

• No bar to entry for PFP installers• Not enough inspection, enforcement or product 3rd party certification for

products that are invisible when installed• Fixation of price and not value (“value engineered solutions”)• Breaking of specification• Contractual culture of confrontation and not cooperation• Multiple sub contracts (PFP packages awarded to non-specialists)• Poorly designed and planned work (RIBA Plan of Works)• Action by follow-on trades during construction phase• (Lack of) inspection & maintenance post-handover• Action by trades post-handover

Two types of Third Party Certification

Product Certification Installer Certification

Use of 3rd Party Approved Products

• Tested and certificated products

• Initial Type Testing (ITT)

• Clear scope of approval

• Factory Production Control (FPC)

• Audit Testing (5 year cycle)

• Foolproof? - no but helps reduce/mitigate the risk

Use of 3rd party approved contractors

• Have to be members of an Installer scheme to be contractor members of the ASFP

• Trained supervision & operatives

• Inspected projects

• Foolproof? – no but helps reduce/mitigate the risk

ASFP Position on third party certification

• Third party certification adds value

• Manufacturer certification (or CE marking) MANDATORY for ASFP manufacturer members

• Installer certification MANDATORY for ASFP installer members

• ASFP always recommends the use of third party certificated products for fire protection

• ASFP always recommends to use of third party certificated specialist contractors for installing Passive Fire Protection.

• Note: In Building Regulations (Approved Document B) 3rd party product and installer certification is VOLUNTARY but can be used as a means of proving compliance

QUESTIONS?

FIS Technical

FIS Technical

Problem?do we actually do?

FIS Technical

Design

FIS Technical

Products

FIS Technical

FIS Technical

Performance Gap

FIS Technical

FIS Technical

Awards Dinner

FIS Technical

FIS Technical

Consequences of a failure to deliver

FIS Technical

FIS Technical

Tax Payer

FIS Technical

Supply chain management

FIS Technical

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FIS Technical

Supply chain management

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FIS Technical

FIS Technical

JUST TOO LATE

FIS Technical

FIS Technical

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FIS Technical

We have these

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Lack of system integration is the enemy of energy efficiency

FIS Technical

Point of entry stairs and lift

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FIS Technical

PRODUCT

NOT PRODUCTS

FIS Technical

A LIST THE ONLY LIST

• FOCUS ON PRODUCT• DRIVES BEHAVIOURS• IF YOU DON’T CARE ABOUT THE PRODUCT? • WHY CARE ABOUT THE PEOPLE & SKILLS?• WHY BOTHER TO PAY PROMPTLY?• BROKEN SYSTEM• BROKEN BUILDINGS, PEOPLE, • LOSERS ARE THE CITIZENS & TAX PAYERS

FIS Technical

Thank you for listening

@outsidewrecker4

e: [email protected] twitter: @FisSkills w: www.thefis.org #attacktheskillsgap

AMANDA SCOTT – FIS SKILLS PROJECT MANAGERe- [email protected] t-@FisSkills

WHO ARE FIS SKILLS?

We are the leading specialist skills delivery capability of the FIS

Representing the voice of the Finishes and Interiors Sector.

Your FIS SKILLS Delivery Team, just think differently….

• We think bravely and dare to be different, purposefully attacking the real issues affecting you.

• We analyse the problems affecting your sustainability

• Take a solution based & collaborative approach to modernisation & skills innovation.

Analysethe Problem

FIS Skills Sector Analysis What we now know

Engage the Solution

Turn the supply tap on with a modern strategy.

The Strategy & What it Means to You

What does this mean to you?

• Identify your training officers to FIS SKILLS

• Indicate your skills & workforce needs

• Understand our opportunities and initiatives

• We deliver you the semiskilled workforce

• Provide the appropriate OSAT NVQ

FIT- OUT FUTURES PROGRAMME1500 NEW ENTRANTS PER ANNUM

What does this mean for you?

• 60% of UK Operatives need NVQ L2

• Target drive OSATS ensuring fully carded workforce.

• Access to our accredited FIS Skills Partners and Approved Training Providers

• Access to the new digital system CourseSight

• Members must maximise the opportunities and initiatives we are driving.

What does this mean for you?

• Using the CourseSight System for skills led training to qualify your workforce means:

• You get more grant back than you currently do. Increasing grants claimed.

• Evidenced automatically through CourseSight for digital automated achievements grants of £400.

• We can hit the 15% grant levy increase without you doing any more than pressing a button.

The Solution Delivery New Systems & Innovations

The Solution Delivery Sector Engagement

• FIS Skills Digital

• Physical Sector Engagement One to Many & Stakeholder Growth

• Join the dots - Increased Wider Industry Collaboration

• Engage the NexGen FIS - School & Careers Development & Employer Apprenticeship Support Programmes

Projects Launched

FIS SKILLS:

• TNA• BUILDBACK• DIGITAL• PH 2 COURSESIGHT• P2 PARTNERSHIP & ATP • SECTOR ENGAGEMENT

e: [email protected] twitter: @Fis Skills w: www.thefis.org #attacktheskillsgap

Projects Launching Imminently

FIS SKILLS:

• #iBuiltThis2017• Women in Fit-Out• Funded Guided Service

e: [email protected] twitter: @Fis Skills w: www.thefis.org #attacktheskillsgap

CONNECT WITH US

@FisSkills

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Questions?

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BREXIT

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The 3 Uncertainties of Brexit

•The negotiations themselves

•Events in the wider world

•Unpredictable events of the deal

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Negotiations

•Hard Brexit uncompromising approach

•Compromise – UK 3rd largest export market for Germany

•Complexity - Rumania v Germany

•Walloon and Canada

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Events• Elections – Holland, France & Germany

• Unravelling – Gibraltar – Northern Ireland – Cyprus

• Turkey

• Russia

• Korea

• Trump

• Scotland

• Grenfell

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Economics

• WTO rules? European Court of Justice? Customs Union

• Impact on financial sector

• Loss of cheap labour

• Loss of smart labour

• Resourceful

• New deals – cost of distance

• Uncertainty itself

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Numbers - facts?

• 61% trade either with the EU or have a free trade agreement with the EU

• Rest

• 1/2 with US where tariffs already very low

• 1/2 with rest of the world

• if we decrease trade with EU by 5% need to increase trade with top 10 commonwealth countries by 30%

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Signals

• Atkins sheds 90 UK design staff AJ 2 July

• Atkins: “We continually assess our UK markets and are now seeing increasing uncertainty and more challenging conditions.

• unemployment rate fell by 0.2% to its lowest since 1975

• Manufacturing orders hit highest level since 1988

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• Brexit

• Villa relegation

• BIM

• PQQ

• H&S

• Payment

• Skills

BREXIT

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