How the Premises Information Box System™ (PIB)® works in practice
11 May 2016
The Premises Information Box™ (PIB)® is a system designed to assist in protecting an organisation’s building and assets.
For new building design as well as existing there is an ever present need to provide information on contents and layout as well as hazardous materials to the Fire & Rescue Service.
The Premises Information Box™ (PIB)® Systems offer a recognised focal point for the provision of premises plans and information to attending fire crews in the event of an incident through their unique Gerda One Key® system.
How the Premises Information Box System™ (PIB)® works in practice
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Find out about NEW developments on the Premises Information Box™(PIB)® Range.
"If a building has not been built to conform to the provisions of Approved Document B, then will the fire brigade know what to expect when they arrive to fight a fire? It is essential that protocols are developed to ensure that operational firefighters know about the design and fire safety peculiarities." Fi...
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