Breeam points
Continuous documentation of fire protection systems makes it easier to meet BREEAM requirements.
BREEAM uses science-led metrics to benchmark and measure the sustainability performance of built assets. BREEAM certification enables projects of any size to manage risks and create or protect asset value through sustainability.
How Firemesh supports BREEAM
Firemesh can support several BREEAM criteria by improving the management, monitoring and documentation of fire protection systems. By automating regular sprinkler testing and continuously monitoring system status, Firemesh helps buildings improve operational performance, reduce risks and provide reliable documentation for relevant BREEAM criteria.
- Management: Automated testing, monitoring and digital documentation improve building management and make compliance easier to document.
- Health & Wellbeing: Continuous monitoring helps identify faults and deviations in fire protection systems at an early stage, contributing to a safer building environment.
- Water: Continuous pressure monitoring can help detect leaks and abnormal pressure conditions, supporting better water management and reducing the risk of water damage.
- Pollution: Early detection of leaks and water-related issues can help reduce the risk of environmental impact.
- Transport / CO₂: Firemesh eliminates the need for regular travel between buildings to carry out weekly sprinkler testing. This reduces vehicle journeys, travel time and associated CO₂ emissions.
- Innovation: Firemesh introduces smart, automated monitoring and digital documentation of a traditionally manual process, supporting innovative building operations.
In short, Firemesh transforms fire protection from a manual, paper-based process into a continuously monitored and digitally documented system — helping buildings improve operational efficiency, reduce environmental impact and support relevant BREEAM criteria.