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Fire Risk: Scenery Props and Materials

Scenery, props, and decorative materials can become a significant fire hazard if not properly managed. This guidance focuses on reducing the risk of these materials contributing to a fire, helping to protect people and property.

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Fire Risk: Scenery Props and Materials | International Advice

Specialist: Nick Hayes

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A Fire Safety Consultant by trade, Nick has wide experience in providing Fire, Health and Safety advice to Production and Broadcasting companies involved with Drama, Sport, Factual, Children’s, Radio, and Entertainment. Nick also provides H&S support to many large sporting events including multiple Olympic Games and the men's and women's FIFA World Cups.

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Article last updated on Feb 14th, 2026

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