Life Safety Section

Our engineers are prominent with their proficiency and knowledge in protecting facilities from fire. They extended their academic knowledge by being accredited as Certified Fire Protection Specialists (CFPS) which indicates a higher-level career involvement, and clearly identifies our engineers as a dedicated employee committed to curtailing physical and financial loss due to fire.

Our Fire protection engineers are also members in the Institution of Fire Engineers (MIFireE) in the UK that is founded in 1918 and assesses knowledge of fire and professional experience, awarding internationally recognized membership grades and fire-related qualifications.

LCG UK team are Licensed Professional Engineers (P.E) We are providing the following engineering services:

Code Consulting & Peer Review Service

Save time and money by knowing and applying code requirements before issuing to the local authorities. We do drawings and documents review, for the purpose of evaluating compliance with the most recent editions of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes and standards as well as the British standards (BSI), in addition to local codes such as Saudi Building Code (SBC), UAE fire and life safety code, QCD, and all other local codes in the MENA region. Such review includes requirements for: applicable codes, means of egress, fire department access, construction type, building height and area, fire-rating requirements, occupancy and use, occupant load, egress capacity, and special requirements applicable to the project.

Fire Protection Service

From concept to tendering, all active and passive systems will be designed by certified fire protection specialists (CFPS). The fundamental responsibility of our engineers is the design of systems that satisfy the overall goals and objectives for a given facility. However, before specific protection systems can be designed, decisions must be made regarding what systems are most appropriate and necessary in light of the fire events of concern, and the overall outcomes to be achieved at the conclusion of these events.The fire protection services can be Identifies as the type of suppression, detection and alarm systems required, based upon the configuration of the facility and the intended use. The use of addressable technology, specific fire detection methods, interface with base building systems, off-site monitoring, and end-user interfaces evaluated as part of the overall fire protection strategy for the facility.