Corps Security earns Veteran Owned UK corporate certification

Published: March 10, 2026

FMJ

Social enterprise security provider Corps Security has received Corporate Ready certification from Veteran Owned UK, recognising its commitment to employing and supporting military veterans. The accreditation strengthens its positioning in public sector and social value-weighted procurement.

Applicable guidelines

Bouwbesluit 2012 (afd. 6-7) NL

Building Decree — fire safety chapters — Building owners and FM managers are legally responsible for maintaining compliance with fire safety requirements...

NEN 2535 NL

Fire alarm systems — system design — FM managers must ensure fire alarm systems meet NEN 2535 requirements and maintain documentation of system design...

NEN 2654-1/-2 NL

Maintenance of fire alarm and evacuation systems — FM is typically responsible for the 'beheerder' (manager) role: daily, monthly, and annual inspection tasks for fire...

Guidelines →

More news

All articles →

Security

AI adoption in facilities brings cybersecurity to the top of the risk register

As buildings become smarter and FM teams deploy AI for predictive maintenance, energy optimisation and security, cyber threats are emerging as a critical operational constraint. A new survey shows reliability and uptime remain top priorities, but cybersecurity is climbing fast.

Facilities Dive March 12, 2026

Security

BEQUINOR and ASEGRE partner to strengthen industrial safety in Spanish waste management

Spain's national industrial safety association BEQUINOR and hazardous waste managers' association ASEGRE have signed a cooperation agreement to improve safety standards across the industrial...

Revista Limpiezas March 11, 2026

Security

Ranger Fire and Security acquires MarkOne to expand West Midlands presence

Ranger Fire and Security has acquired MarkOne Safety Solutions, strengthening its footprint in the West Midlands and broadening its fire safety service capability. The deal is part of a wider consolid...

FMJ March 11, 2026

Security

Iran-linked cyber groups escalate threat to energy and critical infrastructure

Security specialists warn that Iranian-affiliated hacking groups are intensifying attacks against US and allied infrastructure, targeting energy, healthcare, telecoms and finance. FM teams managing critical facilities should review cybersecurity protocols and supply chain exposure.

Facilities Dive March 5, 2026