Posts Tagged ‘Hochiki’
One of UK’s biggest offshore wind farms kept safe by Hochiki life safety products
One of the facilities helping to achieve this greener goal is the Margate offshore Wind Farm, operated by London Array. Generating about £1million worth of electricity a day when all 175 turbines are in operation, this wind farm produces enough electricity to power half a million UK homes a year and reduces harmful CO2 emissions…
Read MoreHochiki Europe sheds light on new emergency lighting standard with CPD-approved webinar
Hochiki Europe is hosting an educational webinar on the updated British Standard (BS) 5266-1: 2016 Emergency Lighting at 10am on Wednesday 1st November 2017 for those looking to boost their knowledge. The Hochiki webinar, has been certified by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) as a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course. It will explain…
Read MoreIs the life safety industry ready to tackle demands of smart cities?
According to new research published today by fire safety and emergency lighting specialist, Hochiki Europe, 39 per cent of respondents believe the industry is not equipped to adapt to the technological demands of the smarter city movement.
Read MoreLack of space causes Grade C Fire and Lighting Safety
Lack of space causes Grade C Fire and Lighting Safety Research from Hochiki Europe reveals over half (56 per cent) of European businesses are risking the safety of building occupants by failing to adjust security systems in accordance with change in use of space. With demand for Grade A office space outstripping supply in many…
Read MoreHochiki Europe aims to spark debate on fire safety supply chain
Hochiki Europe, a leading manufacturer of fire safety solutions, is challenging the industry to increase transparency and understanding of the product supply chain.
Read MoreThe safety of one in four European businesses is in jeopardy
According to research from Hochiki Europe, the leading fire safety solutions manufacturer, one quarter (25 per cent) of European businesses are risking employee safety due to poor maintenance of their building’s fire or emergency lighting systems.
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