Fieldway has extensive experience delivering fire safety, electrical and compliance services across healthcare environments, supporting NHS Trusts and healthcare providers throughout the UK. Operating within live and sensitive settings, we understand the importance of maintaining safety, minimising disruption and ensuring compliance while protecting patients, staff and visitors.
Why Fieldway for Healthcare
Comprehensive fire safety, electrical and compliance services, delivering tailored solutions that support safe, compliant and resilient healthcare environments.
Healthcare
Compliant Care Environments.
Active Fire Protection
Fire alarms and emergency lighting designed and serviced around live clinical operations, never interrupting patient care.
Passive Fire Protection
Fire doors and compartmentation installed to protect wards and clinical areas without disrupting hospital operations.
Fire Risk Assessments to HTM Standards
Fire Risk Assessments carried out to NHS Health Technical Memoranda (Firecode) standards, not just general commercial guidance.
Security & Access Control
Access control and door entry systems suited to secure clinical areas and restricted-access wards.
Electrical Compliance
EICR testing and remedial works delivered around clinical schedules, minimising disruption to patient services.
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Other Sectors Served
Social Housing
Healthcare
Defence
Education
Blue Light
Utilities & Industrial
Heritage
Retail & Commercial
Hotel & Leisure
Fieldway has delivered fire safety programmes across social housing for over 25 years, including a £4m upgrade to seven high-rise blocks for Wigan Council and an £11m scheme across nine blocks for Pendleton Together. Every project is planned around residents, keeping homes safe and habitable throughout the work.
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Hospitals and healthcare estates cannot simply close for fire safety works, so Fieldway plans every project around live clinical environments, working within NHS Health Technical Memoranda and Firecode guidance. From fire risk assessments to full compartmentation programmes, patients and staff stay safe without disruption to care.
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Fieldway, part of the Axis CLC group, brings fire safety expertise to defence estates through the group’s work with the Ministry of Defence. Axis has delivered fire safety upgrades including 277 fire door replacements for VIVO Defence, protecting barracks, training centres and Service Families homes across the UK.
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Schools, colleges and universities need fire safety work fitted around the academic calendar, not the other way round. Fieldway delivers active fire, passive fire and compliance programmes to DfE Good Estate Management standards, scheduling disruptive works for holidays wherever possible so learning continues uninterrupted.
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Fieldway, part of the Axis CLC group, supports police, fire and ambulance services through the group’s fire safety work across the UK’s blue light estate. Axis has delivered fire safety works to police and fire stations nationwide, including securing all three lots of a £300m regional Fire Safety Works Framework.
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Utilities and industrial sites bring their own fire safety demands: complex plant, high-risk processes and strict operational continuity requirements. Fieldway delivers active fire, passive fire and electrical compliance work engineered around live operational environments, keeping essential infrastructure running safely and compliantly.
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Fieldway, part of the Axis CLC group, brings fire safety expertise to listed and historic buildings through the group’s award-winning heritage teams. Axis has delivered fire safety upgrades to Grade II listed properties, protecting historic fabric and architectural character while meeting modern compliance standards.
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In retail and commercial premises, fire safety work has to fit around trading hours and footfall. Fieldway delivers active fire, passive fire and electrical compliance services that keep shops, offices and commercial units open, safe and fully compliant, whatever the trading pattern.
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Fieldway, part of the Axis CLC group, supports hotels and leisure facilities through the group’s work maintaining building regulation, fire safety and accessibility compliance. Axis has delivered refurbishment and compliance work across the hotel and leisure sector, including a 184-bedroom hotel upgrade, keeping venues safe and welcoming.
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What fire safety standards apply to healthcare buildings?
Beyond the general Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, healthcare premises follow the NHS’s Health Technical Memoranda, including HTM 05-01, 05-02 and 05-03 (Firecode), which set out fire safety management specifically for clinical environments.
Who is responsible for fire safety in an NHS building?
NHS Trusts typically appoint an Authorising Engineer (Fire) as the competent person responsible for fire safety governance, working alongside contractors like Fieldway to deliver and maintain compliant systems.
Can fire safety work be carried out in a live hospital without disrupting care?
Yes. Fieldway plans every healthcare project around clinical operations, coordinating directly with hospital estates and facilities teams so wards and departments continue running throughout.
Do you work with NHS procurement frameworks?
Fieldway delivers through frameworks including NHS Shared Business Services, giving NHS Trusts a straightforward, compliant route to appoint us.
What experience does Fieldway have in healthcare settings?
Fieldway has delivered fire safety works at Countess of Chester Hospital, working around clinical operations to minimise disruption to patients and staff.
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