Brandtekniskt fysiskt skydd - Konflikter och synergier mellan brandskydd och fysiskt skydd

Sammanfattning: The thesis explores the conflict between physical protection and fire protection requirements in industrial buildings important to society. It aims to identify conflicting laws, regulations, and general advice related to fire safety and physical protection, focusing on occupancy class 1 according to BBR (2011:6). The work includes a literature study, scenario creation to test regulations, development of solutions, and analysis. The main research questions are: What do general solutions for different threats and resources look like? Are there other conflicts or synergies between the disciplines? The thesis is limited to open sources within fire safety and physical protection. Laws governing fire protection include the Work Environment Act (1977:1160), Civil Protection Law (2003:778), Planning and Building Act (2010:900), and others. Physical protection is regulated by the Protective Security Act (2018:585) and related ordinances, with additional regulations for nuclear facilities and defense installations. The thesis proposes using security measures like personnel, systems, fire compartment boundaries, fences, walls, modified escape doors to solve conflicts, etc and meet evacuation and access route requirements. Synergies between security and fire safety are highlighted, but further work is needed to incorporate insurer requirements and other authorities for full facility approval and insurance compliance.