Become a Member
ASFP Members cover a broad spectrum of the passive fire protection industry including manufacturers, installers, distributors, testing authorities, fire engineers, assessors, and more.
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Why become a member?
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Expert Technical GuidanceAccess authoritative technical documents, standards updates, and best practice advice to ensure compliance and support your professional competence.
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Business Support and Exclusive DiscountsBenefit from carefully negotiated member discounts on services, training, and resources, designed to deliver real commercial value.
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ASFP Member HubUtilise a secure, members-only portal offering resources, job listings, training access, and partnership opportunities to support your business.
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Specialist Training through the ASFP AcademyAdvance your knowledge and professional qualifications with flexible learning options, including bespoke training and Academy Sessions.
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Marketing and Brand ExposureRaise your profile via ASFPTV, Ignite Magazine, newsletters, and industry events to connect with the wider passive fire protection community.
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Sponsorship and Exhibiting OpportunitiesGain visibility through event sponsorships and trade show participation, ensuring your organisation is recognised as a sector leader.
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Industry Collaboration and NetworkingEngage with a respected network of contractors, manufacturers, fire engineers, and principal contractors committed to elevating safety standards.
"SIKA has been a long-standing member of the ASFP and we've seen the organisation grow significantly in both size and value. The guidance, networking opportunities, and industry updates are incredibly beneficial. With such a diverse membership, the ASFP fosters open discussions that support best practice across the sector. We look forward to continuing our involvement and highly recommend ASFP membership to others in the fire industry"
Tim Barker, National Sales Manager, Sika Limited
Our Membership Categories
The ASFP offers a range of membership categories tailored to reflect the diverse roles within the passive fire protection industry. All applications for membership must complete the Association’s application form and agree to commit to the ASFP’s training and qualification requirements, comply with the ASFP Byelaws and Code of Practice and follow ASFP technical guidance where applicable.
PFP Contractor
Any contracting company employed in the design, application or installation of any type of PFP products and/or systems.
PFP Manufacturer
Manufacturers of fire-stopping products, structural steel protection, ductwork or dampers, active fire curtains, non-load bearing elements, fire retardant coatings, fire resistant glazing systems, and fire doors.
PFP Distributor
A PFP Distributor is any specialist supplier, re-seller/distributor of PFP products and PFP systems.
Associate Company
Any business involved in Testing, Certification and/or Inspection of PFP products, including professional service providers such as Architects and software system providers.
Principal Contractor
For Principal/Tier 1 Contractors who are responsible for the overall coordination of a building project, but not necessarily involved in actual applications of PFP.
Component and Materials Producers
A company that produces components and/or materials that contribute to (in part) the material make-up of passive fire protection products produced by ASFP Manufacturer members.
Individual Member
An Individual Member is an individual in a business with an interest in Passive Fire Protection (PFP) but does not work directly within the PFP industry.
International Company
A Manufacturer, Distributor, Contractor or Associate Company operating outside of the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Trade or Industry Representative Body/Associations
An organisation which is defined as a trade association, industry trade group, business association, sector association or industry body or organisation founded and funded by businesses that operate in a specific industry and/or sector.
Business Affiliate
An organisation that provides products and services not directly linked to PFP but are used by the Association's members, or that of wider stakeholders across the design, procurement, authority or occupation sectors.
Student Member
Students studying towards a degree that would lead them into a career in the world of PFP.
