Fire safety refers to the set of practices and measures designed to prevent, protect against, and respond to fire-related hazards and emergencies. It encompasses various strategies, regulations, and equipment aimed at minimizing the risk of fire incidents, ensuring the protection of life, property, and the environment in the event of a fire. Key components of fire safety include fire prevention (such as the elimination of fire hazards), fire detection (like smoke detectors and alarms), fire suppression (through firefighting equipment and systems), and emergency preparedness (including evacuation plans and training). Fire safety is essential in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, and it often involves compliance with building codes and fire regulations to create a safe environment.
The fire testing market is rapidly growing, expected to reach $10.72 billion by 2029. Urbanization and stringent fire safety regulations drive the demand for comprehensive solutions. Technological advancements, like IoT…