Regular fire safety checks are essential to keep a building safer and also help comply with fire safety law.
This simple guide will help managers produce a regular fire safety check. It will also help demonstrate to fire inspectors that fire safety is taken seriously by the responsible person.
Fire door surveys are inspections that determine the efficiency of fire doors. Although fire doors are considered in a fire risk assessment, they do not provide a comprehensive overview of what works are needed to ensure that the door will hold back fire and smoke.
All workplaces need fire marshals to help with a building evacuation. However, many organisations do not have enough marshals over holiday periods.
Will online fire training pass a fire risk assessment inspection. We are asked many times whether staff can undertake online fire training.
London Fire Brigade is appealing for help to identify persons who attacked fire fighters who were attending a fire on Bonfire night. The crews were attacked with fireworks. It happened fighting a bin fire late on Sunday night.
Fire training records are reviewed as part of a fire risk assessment inspection. Our team look at the frequency of training and also fire drills.
What is in a fire emergency plan? Government and also fire service websites provide guidance for these plans. Here we look at what is needed to help you comply with fire law.
Shop fire – Whitton. Four fire appliances raced to fire at a shop which had flats above today. The fire in Nelson Road, Whitton was attended by over 20 firefighters fire officers.
There was fire and smoke damage to part of a ground floor restaurant. In addition, their was damage to external deducting running from the ground to second floors.
Fire risk assessment frequency is normally annually. However, there may be occasions when it is done more often.
We carry our fire risk assessments to national standards. This means that when a fire officer inspects your premises, the report will meet their suitable and sufficient criteria.
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