- Fire Rescue Service; London
- Incident; Fire involving smoking materials
- When; 27 August 2022
- Time of call; 10:19
- Where, The London Borough Hammersmith & Fulham
- Use of premises; Purpose built block of flats 10 or more stories
- Fixed installation; Automatic fire suppression system (AFSS)
London Fire Brigade have reported the above-mentioned incident resulting in the activation of the premises residential sprinkler system
The Premises
- 1960’s residential block of flats of concrete frame construction/floors
- The flats are located on the upper floors above officer/community rooms on the ground floor
- The housing provider London Borough Hammersmith and Fulham retrofitted sprinklers as part of a fire safety initiative through their “Fire Safety Plus” programme (Dwellings only)
Fixed installations
- Residential AFSS (Sprinklers, retrofitted)
- Wet Riser
Incident
- On arrival crews established that the fire was on the 18th floor involving a studio flat
- One sprinkler head actuated in the living room containing/controlling the fire
- 1 Breathing Apparatus crew consisting of two firefighters committed with 45mm jet, wet riser
- 25% of the flat damaged by fire
- One male adult required medical attention
Sprinkler system
- Contained/controlled the fire
- 1x Fire sprinkler head actuated
Benefits of the sprinkler system
- Rapidly reduced the rate of production of heat and smoke allowing the fire service crucial time to implement their operational tactical plan
- Flashover prevented
- Fire contained in compartment of origin
Conclusion
- The decision taken by housing providers across the United Kingdom in this case the London Borough Hammersmith & Fulham, demonstrating the benefits of retrofitting sprinklers in their high-rise residential property portfolio as part of a holistic approach to provide a further layer of safety for residents from fire should be applauded
- This incident clearly demonstrates once again the benefits of retrofitting sprinklers protecting.
- life, reducing injuries from fire
- Property
- Firefighters
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