The evolution of fire safety standards is driven by collaboration between the Fire Industry Association (FIA), government bodies, and industry stakeholders. These partnerships are crucial for developing effective, up-to-date regulations that safeguard lives and property.

07 October 2024

The FIA’s Technical Councils and Working Groups provide platforms for industry experts to share knowledge, identify challenges, and influence the development of new standards. Active participation ensures that fire safety measures evolve in line with technological advancements and real-world needs. This collaborative approach helps set higher safety benchmarks, shaping future legislation.

Benefits of Participating:

  •        Influence on Standards: By being part of FIA’s councils, stakeholders can directly impact the formulation of new fire safety guidelines.
  •        Access to Expertise: Participants gain insights into the latest trends and technologies, keeping their businesses ahead of the curve.
  •        Regulatory Insight: Working alongside government bodies provides a unique opportunity to understand and influence upcoming regulations.

FIA’s commitment to collaboration strengthens the industry’s ability to create comprehensive safety standards, reflecting both technical excellence and practical application. As regulations and technologies evolve, this cooperation ensures the fire safety sector remains robust and responsive to new challenges.

Engaging with these councils and groups not only supports industry growth but also enhances the professional development of individuals involved, as they contribute to shaping the future of fire safety standards.

Some FIA Councils oversee several working groups (WGs) that focus on specific projects or areas of interest. Members can apply to join these WGs at any time by sending their CV to [email protected]. The working group will review the application and provide feedback on membership.

For more details on the active working groups, their objectives, and how to participate, visit this page.