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18 December 2017Hackitt interim report: MIMA believes phase two report must go further to recommend that Buildings Regulations only allow non-combustible materials to be specified for use in mid to high-rise & high occupancy buildings.
MIMA welcomes Dame Judith Hackitt’s independent interim report on Building Regulations and Fire Safety and its recommendations - in particular the finding that the current regulatory system for ensuring fire safety in high-rise and complex buildings is not fit for purpose.
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25 October 2017
MIMA responds to the Hackitt Review on Building Regulations and Fire Safety
MIMA responds to the Hackitt Review on Building Regulations and Fire Safety
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27 September 2017
MIMA supported industry alliance launches aspirational action plan for Government to make our buildings great again
Industry alliance launches aspirational action plan for Government to make our buildings great again
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21 September 2017
Statement on fire, public safety and the Buildings Regulations Review
MIMA welcomes the review of Buildings Regulations but would like to see this review go much further and consider other potentially high occupancy buildings where speed of escape is likely to be constrained such as schools, hospitals and care homes and other high rise non-domestic buildings which appear to fall outside of the Building Regulations review Terms of Reference.
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28 July 2017
MIMA statement on the BRE cladding testing
MIMA welcomes the BRE cladding tests instructed by DCLG and is fully cooperating with both DCLG and the BRE.
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