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Fire Safety in Studios

Competent persons, fire lanes, openings in cyclorama, alarms, emergency lighting, training, escape routes, planning of means of escape for areas of public assembly – these are complex but vital considerations.

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Fire Safety in Studios | International Advice

Specialist: Justin Aitken

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Justin has a strong background in health, safety and fire risk management. He holds a NEBOSH General Certificate and is a TechIOSH member. He is also a certified Tier 2 Fire Risk Assessor and holds professional membership as a Member of the Institute of Fire Safety Managers.

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Article last updated on Feb 14th, 2026

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