Fire Industry Association

The British Fire Protection Systems Association (BFPSA) the Fire Extinguishing Trades Association (FETA) and the Fire Industry Confederation (FIC) merged in April 2007 to form the Fire Industry Association.

Tudor House
Kingsway Business Park
Oldfield Road
Hampton
FIA
UK

Website: www.fia.uk.com
Email: info@fia.uk.com
Tel: 020 3166 5002

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
Code of Practice 10	BFPSA Code of practice for the design, installation and servicing of voice alarm systems associated with fire detection systems	1994	Current
Environmental Fact File 02	Eco design for energy related products	2013	Current
Environmental Fact File 03	Control of ozone depleting substances used in fire protection in the EU	2013	Current
Environmental Fact File 04	Waste management general (inc. hazardous)	2013	Current
Environmental Fact File 05	Waste management - Waste electronic and electrical equipment	2013	Withdrawn
Environmental Fact File 05	Waste management - Waste electronic and electrical equipment	2015	Current
Environmental Fact File 06	Restriction of hazardous substances	2015	Withdrawn
Environmental Fact File 06	Restriction of hazardous substances	2015	Current
Environmental Fact File 11	Registration, evaluation, authorisation of chemicals (REACH)	2015	Current
Factfile 0001	Legislation relating to pressurised fire extinguishing products and systems	2000	Withdrawn
Factfile 0002	Pressure equipment regulations 1999	2000	Withdrawn
Factfile 0003	Fire, the environment and foams	2001	Withdrawn
Factfile 0005	Care and maintenance of fire hoses	2001	Current
Factfile 0006	Care and maintenance of portable foam inductors	2001	Withdrawn
Factfile 0007	Maintenance instructions for female instantaneous couplings	2001	Current
Factfile 0008	Class F fires	2001	Withdrawn
Factfile 0009	Construction Products Directive	2002	Withdrawn
Factfile 0010	Mains powered fire alarm systems with no standby power supply	2003	Current
Factfile 0011	Colour coding of portable fire extinguishers	2003	Current
Factfile 0012	Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and the Restriction on the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (ROHS) directives (Withdrawn)	2003	Withdrawn

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