Lithium-Ion batteries. A guide to the fire risk that isn’t going away but can be managed

E-book: Lithium-Ion batteries. A guide to the fire risk that isn’t going away but can be managed.

An e-book from IFSEC Insider and in association with Firechief® Global

Lithium-ion batteries feature in almost every part of our lives powering smart phones, laptops and electric vehicles.

However, they also represent a serious fire risk. In the UK, In 2023, there were 338 fires caused by e-bikes and e-scooters. Furthermore, Lithium-ion batteries discarded in domestic and business waste are responsible for 201 fires a year.

In this e-book, in collaboration with Firechief® Global, you will learn the following:

Find out about high-profile incidents in the UK and globally
How a general lack of awareness around Lithium-ion battery risks needs to be negated
The process of Thermal Runaway
An eight-step action plan to mitigate risks
Latest guidance, standards and regulation

The guide also includes a list of useful resources including podcasts, websites and webinars.

Learn more:

Click here to listen to a three-part mini-series of the IFSEC Insider podcast with Matt Humby, Senior Technical Consultant at Firechief® Global on the risks around Lithium-ion batteries.

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