Safe Hub vs LPC Sprinkler Rules

Safe Hub application for iPhone works in conjunction with the UK BS8484 certified Lone Worker Manager platform and requires a valid login to the platform (see www.loneworkersolutions.com for further details). The application provides the Lone Worker with the following safety modules:- - Alert Call Amber/Yellow and Red alert emergency calling; - SafeCheck , a module to regularly check the well being of a lone worker; - Worker Down Module, a proactive non movement / orientation detecting safety module. - Group Alert module - a secure emergency and notification broadcast message feature Disclaimer: This application uses GPS location services to allow the application to work successfully sending your location to an emergency response centre in the case of an emergency. Continued use of applications using GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. It is therefore recommended that the application is operated per your companies lone worker safety policy.

The LPC Sprinkler Rules app is an essential reference tool for anyone involved in the design, installation and maintenance of automatic sprinkler systems to ensure you have the latest guidance and best practice advice at your fingertips. The LPC Sprinkler Rules is the UK's most significant sprinkler installation standard which incorporates the full BS EN 12845:2015+A1:2019 standard on Fixed Firefighting Systems – Automatic Sprinkler Systems – Design, Installation and Maintenance. Also incorporated are the related LPC Technical Bulletin updates including TB225, TB234, TB207, TB203, TB232 which are supported by major UK insurance companies. Download the app to access the document and technical bulletins in full. The LPC Sprinkler Rules are published by the Fire Protection Association (FPA), the UK’s national fire safety organisation, and authored by the insurer membership of RISCAuthority’s Active Working Group, in association with industry experts based on testing, research and best practice. RISCAuthority is an annually funded research scheme supported by a significant group of UK insurers.