WOBO recognises the need to reflect on disasters and respond appropriately and appreciates the links provided by IFSEC GLOBAL. Kensington & Chelsea council found liable for effects of Grenfell Tower fire on nine people The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), was found liable...
WOBO acknowledges that Fire Safety is a key feature and requires people to have validated competencies. Upcoming webinars Demonstrating Competence in Providing Commercial Fire Detection and Alarm System Works with BAFE SP203-1 – 31 August 2022 at 10:30 am – Register for FREE Introducing Wireless Fire Detection – 28 September...
WOBO recognises the need for its members and fellow professionals to keep up to speed in respect of health and safety matters. Gas Safety Week 2022 toolkit is available now Gas Safety Week is a week-long annual campaign which focuses on ensuring the general public...
WOBO thanks IFSEC GLOBAL and acknowledges the changes proposed within the UK and the need to focus on “Higher-Risk Buildings”. The government has recently completed a consultation on the Higher Risk Buildings (Descriptions and Supplementary Provisions) Regulations which flow from the Building Safety Act 2022....
WOBO thanks FIRE SAFETY MATTERS for the link to their free webinar. Join us on the next webinar ”Demonstrating competence in providing commercial fire detection and alarm system works with BAFE SP203-1”, to learn about the best working practices in fire detection. BAFE Fire Safety...
WOBO Governor David Gibson acknowledges the work carried out by the Health and Safety Executive in respect of Fire Safety. HSE has published a revised version of our publication Fire safety in construction (HSG168). This latest (third) edition contains guidance explaining the need to eliminate,...
WOBO reminds you that dust is a long term killer. In early 2022 the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) completed a project to update the evidence base on wood dust exposure risks in British manufacturing industries. In so doing, HSE gained a better understanding of...
WOBO thanks the Health and Safety Executive for this reminder. Peoples safety is paramount. Workers are as likely to have an accident in the first six months at a workplace as during the whole of the rest of their working life. With many seasonal jobs...
WOBO acknowledges the opportunity to review the article by Elspeth Grant, published by IFSEC GLOBAL. Following the events of the Grenfell Tower fire, the subsequent enquiry found that 41% of those who died were disabled, and that there was little to no planning in place...
WOBO thanks the Australian Building Codes Board for their latest update. Update: Building Ministers’ Meeting and remaining decisions for NCC 2022 Building Ministers are scheduled to meet in late August 2022 and will consider NCC 2022, including final analysis from the ABCB on proposed improvements to residential energy...
©2025 All Rights Reserved World Organization of Building Officials.