New director heats up Trident Building Consultancy’s fire safety team

Trident Building Consultancy has strengthened its fire safety team with the appointment of Tom Hiscutt.
Mr Hiscutt joins the national surveying practice’s London office as a director, to head up its newly created fire safety facade remediation service.
He brings almost 20 years of construction experience to his role, as well as a PGDip in Facade Engineering which he completed over the past four years, as part of an MSc degree.
While studying, Mr Hiscutt also led a team of project managers, cost consultants, and fire engineers, focussing on the investigation and delivery of fire safety façade remediation projects.
Mr Hiscutt said that in his new role, he will be supporting the growth of Trident’s early stage investigation works as well as developing the business’s onsite remediation delivery service.
He said: “Whilst the Grenfell disaster was seven years ago, the progress of remediation across the UK has unfortunately been very slow.
“This was highlighted by the Government recently, and it is reinforced by my own experience in working with clients that have a large programme of remediation works ahead of them.
“By enhancing our fire safety services, particularly in relation to façade remediation, Trident Building Consultancy will be able to support clients through this journey to ensure buildings, and more importantly, those who live and work in them, are as protected as they can be.
“This is an increasingly vital role and I’m delighted to join a business that puts such an emphasis on it.”
Trident managing director Dan Roe welcomed Tom to the team.
He said: “Fire safety is a growing area for us. It is also a hugely important and worthwhile service to provide because it involves keeping people safe.
“We have been progressively growing our fire safety team through training and recruitment over recent years. The addition of Tom puts us in a fantastic position to help clients across the capital and further afield ensure they are fully fire safety compliant.”