Established in 2009, Maurice Johnson and Partners is a leading fire engineering consultancy providing specialised services in the UK and internationally.
Our fire team has demonstrated expertise and experience in the delivery of hundreds of landmark projects both in the UK markets and across the globe, and consistently meets the standards and regulations as set out in each country/jurisdiction to ensure compliance and safety in every project.
MJP Fire Engineering Services
We offer unique and innovative design pathways that add significant value, ensuring comprehensive design, coordination, and planning to meet client needs and the statutory requirements of the UK.
Fire Engineering Design
We are well-practised and proficient in using the ADB, BS9999, BS9991, and alternative design approach, which demonstrate compliance with the UK statutory requirements concerning Fire Safety. Our Fire Engineering Design includes:
- Fire Planning Safety Statements/Fire Statements for Planning Approvals
- Detailed Fire Engineering Design
- Performance Based/Specific Fire Engineering Design Solutions
- Design Co-ordination and (Technical) Review
- Interim Fire Safety Strategies
- Fire Design Review Services
- Fire Safety & Risk Assessments
Construction Observation & Passive Fire Design Services
Our fire engineering and passive fire team are dedicated to working with the design team through all design phases, ensuring comprehensive support both before and during construction. This approach minimises unnecessary construction and rework costs, ultimately ensuring project success. Our passive fire and construction design services includes:
- Construction Observation and Support Services
- Passive Fire Detail Review & Support
- Provision of a Fire Stopping Specification
Access and Use
In line with our current consultancy services, MJP is delighted to offer comprehensive Access Consultancy services. This includes preparing and submitting Part M Access and Use applications and conducting Accessibility and Use audits. These services ensure compliance with UK Building Regulations.
