Case Studies

Client: Cowley Academy, Donington, LincolnshireSystem: Honeywell SMS addressable fire alarm | Category L2Delivered by: RJ Wilson Fire & Security The Project Cowley Academy is a multi-building school campus in Donington, Lincolnshire, made up of approximately 12 buildings. The school needed a fire detection and alarm system it could rely on across the whole site, and

When Jonathan Marr joined the security and fire alarm industry in 1991, the landscape looked very different. Fresh from school, he was part of the YTS-era generation — hands-on, practical, and eager to learn. He spotted an advert for an apprentice alarm engineer at ADT, then one of the largest national firms in the sector.

Client: Elmton Services Project Overview: Elmton Services, a reputable project management firm, sought to address the critical issue of fire safety at Giles Academy, a prominent educational institution. The academy had been operating with a non-compliant fire alarm system, consisting of multiple interconnected systems that presented various challenges, including areas with no fire detection, incorrect

Client: Spalding Academy Background: Spalding Academy, located in Spalding, England, has been serving the educational needs of the community for several decades. As the academy expanded over the years, the institution had outgrown its existing fire alarm systems, which were no longer adequate to ensure the safety of students, staff, and visitors. Recognizing the urgency

Introduction: Hotel Du Vin Hotel & Bistro Stratford Upon Havern, an elegantly refurbished historic building turned high-end hotel, stands as a prime example of blending modern luxury with historic charm. While providing a luxurious experience for its guests was a top priority, ensuring their safety was equally essential. This case study highlights the successful implementation

Introduction: Valentine Court Student Accommodation, a prominent 469-bedroom accommodation block, embarked on a mission to bolster the safety of its residents through the implementation of a fully networked L1 fire detection system. The primary objective was to design a system with highly specialised cause and effect logic, enabling efficient fire brigade response while minimising the