Traditional codes and standards offer generic solutions for a broad range of buildings types and tend to focus on life safety.

Through the application of a risk based approach, design professionals can make more informed decisions about fire safety, taking into account the specific nature of their project and the implications for property protection and business continuity.

Quantified risk assessments provide numerical measures of risk that can be used to compare the costs and benefits of different fire protection options. When assessing the need for expensive fire protection systems this may be the only means of making an informed decision.

A TENOS fire risk assessment is a structured procedure to identify and assess fire risks and enable objective decisions to be made about appropriate and economical levels of fire protection.

This approach has been used extensively in the process and nuclear industries for the consideration of a wide range of hazards. TENOS has developed and refined this approach for application to fire, integrating it with fire safety engineering techniques.

The result is a safer, more cost effective design.

Contact Tenos to discuss your requirements.