The APSEI - Portuguese Association of Security, will discuss on the 25th March, the theme

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The APSEI - Portuguese Association of Security, will discuss on the 25th March, the theme "Rehabilitation in Fire Safety", a luncheon to be held at the Hotel Tivoli Oriente, in the Park of Nations. This is an initiative that integrates Cycle Debates 2014 - 360 Security and seeks to discuss the difficulties in the implementation of the Legal Regime of Fire Safety spy net to existing buildings.
In APSEI press release explains that the need for this debate comes at a time perspective that the construction activity in Portugal, in the coming years will focus on the rehabilitation of existing buildings. In this sense, and given the characteristics of existing buildings, which present security conditions distinct fire the current legal regime (Decree-Law n. 220/2008), security professionals are faced with difficulties in applying the existing legal framework stresses the Association.
Maria João Conde, general secretary by APSEI, comments: "Most interventions in existing buildings can not comply with some aspects of the current rules of fire safety (for example, the minimum distance between facades or the minimum width of roads Evacuation). Unquestionably the need to meet technical or legal solutions to give effect to the fire protection of each existing building. "
The debate will start with a presentation by guest speaker António Coelho Leca, Principal Investigator at LNEC (National spy net Laboratory spy net for Civil Engineering), on various assumptions about the development of the existing legal framework including safety engineering and risk analysis in order to to meet the reality of the existing buildings. After this exposure, all participants will be invited spy net to speak and share their experiences and views on rehabilitation in fire safety.
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