Paul Field

Hello, I’m Paul, the Founding Director of WFP Fire & Security. I started my career in the Royal Navy, part of their firefighting team, and have been working within the fire industry for almost 30 years.

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3 Crucial Reasons to Use a Third-Party Accredited Company

Your fire alarm in your commercial premises is a life safety system. It’s there to protect you  by detecting signs of a fire and triggering the alarm as an early warning system to help you act swiftly.   So, naturally, you don’t just want anyone installing and servicing your building’s fire alarm. Read on to …

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The Benefits of Using One Fire & Security Maintenance Provider

Running a premises is no easy feat. There’s a lot of juggling involved and usually a lot of frustration, particularly if you’ve got a number of service providers working for you. These days, “shopping around” is the norm – you want the best value for the service you get, and many resort to splitting up …

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WFP’s Technical Director Drives Industry Leading Fire & Security Training

Behind every team of industry-leading engineers is a dedication to learning, driven by an impressive training programme. And our training programme here at WFP is like no other. Mostly, because it never stops! Every one of our engineers, following their induction training, has a one-on-one day in our purpose-built training room every month to ensure …

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The Essential, Easy Guide to the BS 5839-1: 2017

The BS 5839 Part 1 is a code of practice for the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire protection systems in commercial/non-domestic premises. These “non-domestic premises” include offices, shops and shopping centres, hotels, public houses and restaurants, hospitals, schools, churches and care homes, among many others. It also includes the communal areas of domestic …

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