JCOP
Fire Safety
Fire safety during the construction phase has become a critical focus in recent years. The latest version of the Joint Code of Practice (JCoP 10.1) places significant emphasis on safeguarding both personnel and the structures under construction. This document is closely aligned with the Health & Safety Executive’s HSG 168 publication, which provides further guidance on fire safety in construction.
Fire Prevention
Every year, there are numerous serious fires on construction sites, often with devastating outcomes. These incidents can result in loss of life or injury, the destruction of historic buildings, and damage to plant and equipment. The main goal of this document is to prevent fires by designing out risk, taking simple precautions, and adopting safe working practices. The Joint Code of Practice (JCoP) is widely regarded as best practice and is frequently referenced in insurance contracts.
Fire Prevention
Every year, there are numerous serious fires on construction sites, often with devastating outcomes. These incidents can result in loss of life or injury, the destruction of historic buildings, and damage to plant and equipment. The main goal of this document is to prevent fires by designing out risk, taking simple precautions, and adopting safe working practices. The Joint Code of Practice (JCoP) is widely regarded as best practice and is frequently referenced in insurance contracts.
Protecting Lives
The primary concern of fire safety compliance is protecting the lives of those on site, as well as the families who depend on them. Construction sites inherently pose additional fire hazards due to the presence and storage of combustible materials, hot works, and use of flammable substances. Adhering to fire safety regulations is crucial to reduce these risks, contain fires, and ensure the safety of workers using site welfare facilities.
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JCoP Edition 10.1
Published in January 2023 by the Fire Protection Association (FPA), the Joint Code of Practice (JCoP) applies to all new construction projects that start from this date.
JCoP Edition 10.1
Published in January 2023 by the Fire Protection Association (FPA), the Joint Code of Practice (JCoP) applies to all new construction projects that start from this date.
HSE Guidance – HSG168
Many of the clauses within the JCoP document are derived from the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) own fire safety guidance – HSG168 – Fire Safety in Construction Work.
HSE Guidance – HSG168
Many of the clauses within the JCoP document are derived from the Health and Safety Executive’s (HSE) own fire safety guidance – HSG168 – Fire Safety in Construction Work.
Fire Certification
Both the Joint Code of Practice and HSG168 set the standard for fire safety in construction projects. Following a comprehensive technical review, Newspace has invested £250,000 in independent laboratory testing to certify its 30-minute fire-resistant solutions.
Our solutions are designed to protect communities from the devastating effects of fire-related tragedies and ensure your investment is future-proofed.
Fire Certification
Both the Joint Code of Practice and HSG168 set the standard for fire safety in construction projects. Following a comprehensive technical review, Newspace has invested £250,000 in independent laboratory testing to certify its 30-minute fire-resistant solutions.
Our solutions are designed to protect communities from the devastating effects of fire-related tragedies and ensure your investment is future-proofed.
Are Your Units JCoP Compliant?
This guide will help you determine if your existing temporary accommodation Is compliant to the current standards. It provides business leaders and responsible persons with the information needed to make informed decisions and achieve long-term peace of mind.