24 Sep 2010
BAFE is launching its refreshed new website to provide a more interactive site that for the first time is connected directly to its member database giving "live" searchable data available not only to BAFE members but also to potential end-users and specifiers. The new site offers a streamlined search in the members section right on the home page meaning visitors will not have to look too far in order to find a member.
Through the new website, visitors are able to find information about scheme documents making it easy for members, influencers or specifiers and buyers to access information on the newest scheme document, Emergency Lighting scheme - SP203-4. Installers can include this information in their quotations but it is also a point of reference for their customers.
There is a detailed news archive section allowing visitors to access important news items both current and historic. This allows new members to get up to date with BAFE news all in one place.
"Improving quality and competency of companies in the fire industry is a core part of our remit," comments Stephen Adams, General Manager, BAFE. "The new website helps everyone with a vested interest into BAFE and its schemes ensure this is the case."
| A snapshot of the new BAFE website developed for fire safety companies and end-users |
Through the new website, visitors are able to find information about scheme documents making it easy for members, influencers or specifiers and buyers to access information on the newest scheme document, Emergency Lighting scheme - SP203-4. Installers can include this information in their quotations but it is also a point of reference for their customers.
There is a detailed news archive section allowing visitors to access important news items both current and historic. This allows new members to get up to date with BAFE news all in one place.
"Improving quality and competency of companies in the fire industry is a core part of our remit," comments Stephen Adams, General Manager, BAFE. "The new website helps everyone with a vested interest into BAFE and its schemes ensure this is the case."