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Fire Safety Strategies

Building Fire Safety in from the Start

Fire safety doesn’t begin when a building opens - it begins at the drawing board.

At ROAR, we help design teams, architects and developers to embed fire safety thinking into their projects from the earliest stages.

We prepare Fire Safety Strategies for new builds, refurbishments and conversions, ensuring compliance with Building Regulations Approved Document B, BS 9999, and where applicable BS 7974 performance-based design principles.

A clean, brightly lit hallway in a commercial building features fire safety equipment cabinets and multiple doors along the walls.

Our design-stage input typically includes:

Fire detection and alarm system strategy (BS 5839).


Means of escape, travel distance and evacuation analysis.


Firefighting access and facilities design.


Compartmentation, structure and passive fire protection.

Integration of suppression systems (sprinklers, mist, or alternative).

Fire service information and Regulation 38 deliverables.

We work collaboratively with your architects, engineers, and Building Control to ensure a coordinated and practical design.

Our goal is simple: safe, compliant, buildable designs that protect life, property, and reputation — without unnecessary cost or delay.


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Whether you need a strategy for Building Control submission or expert review of an existing one, ROAR Consultancy Ltd can help you get it right first time.

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