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A tenant engagement strategy for fire safety in 2024

Regulations that came in to force in 2024 require a public TES – here are some tips.

Use Case: Retail chain switches to digital fire logbooks

A chain of mid-sized clothing stores located in several major cities, with a total of 100 stores and thousands of customers per day, made the switch – here’s the use case.

Use Case: Mid-sized office switches to digital fire logbooks

A mid-sized office building in a major city with a staff of around 200 employees upgraded to digital – here’s the use case.

Tio expert answers every FAQ on digital fire logbooks

As digital fire logbooks explode in popularity and usage, here are all the FAQs answered in one place.

What to expect during a random building inspection by the fire brigade

One way that the fire brigade ensures compliance is through random check-ups. In this blog post, we’ll go over what a building occupier can expect.

Tio exposes the risks of still using paper fire logbooks

Limited accessibility, lack of backup, inaccuracies, and outdated information. Paper logbooks are a liability to building safety – this is how.

Tio explains how the fire brigade benefits from digital fire logbooks

Fire rescue services need accurate, reliable, up-to-date information about a building during an incident. Here’s why we prefer digital logbooks.

Avoid: Tio explains why you shouldn’t use facilities management software for fire safety checks

FM software can be a powerful tool for maintaining buildings but fire safety laws make it imperative to use a dedicated fire logbook. Here’s how.