What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
Understanding the importance of Fire Risk Assessments We are often asked “What is a Fire Risk Assessment?” This document should be the cornerstone of your fire safety plans for your specific building. Unfortunately, assessments are often overlooked, leading to unnecessary fire risks and potential loss of life. What is a Fire Risk Assessment? At it’s […]
Who is responsible for using a fire extinguisher?
Who is responsible for using a fire extinguisher? Fire Safety is governed by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. This legislation outlines the responsibilities for fire safety, focusing on the role of the ‘responsible person.’ But who exactly is responsible for using a fire extinguisher? Understanding the ‘Responsible Person’ Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire […]
Fire Safety For High-Risk Areas
Assessing Fire Safety for High-Risk Areas in Buildings High-risk areas within buildings present significant fire hazards due to the presence of flammable materials, complex machinery, or other risk factors. This post focuses on identifying these areas and implementing effective fire safety measures. Identifying High-Risk Areas Kitchens Kitchens are common in residential, shared living and commercial […]
On-Site Fire Warden Training
The advantages of on-site fire warden training Ensuring your workplace is prepared for a fire emergency is crucial for the safety of your employees and the protection of your property. On-site fire warden training provides a comprehensive, practical approach that is tailored to your specific environment. Key benefits of on-site fire warden training Practical, hands-on […]
Fire Safety in Residential Properties: Essential Tips for Property Managers
How Fire Safety for Residential Properties can protect your tenants. Property managers shoulder the responsibility of ensuring the safety of tenants and safeguarding residential properties from the devastating impact of fires. This blog aims to equip property managers with comprehensive strategies and practical advice for effectively managing fire safety in residential properties. 1. Fire Risk […]
Emergency Lighting Requirements in HMOs
Understanding emergency Lighting in HMOs In the realm of fire safety and building regulations, one crucial element often overlooked is emergency lighting, especially in House of Multiple Occupation (HMOs). But what exactly is emergency lighting and why is it so essential for HMOs? What is Emergency Lighting? Emergency lighting is a vital safety feature designed […]
The epidemic of electrical fires in the UK
The Hidden Dangers of electrical fires In our digitally driven time we use electricity in every corner of our lives with cars, computers, cooking appliances and mobile phones, the British plug and socket stand as an essential for our convenience. However with this comes the potential dangers of electrical fires. Understanding the British socket. British […]
The Captain’s Dinner at Stevenage Football Club
We had the honour of sponsoring a remarkable celebration where Ronnie Henry, Mark Roberts and Carl Piergianni took to the stage for the Captains’ Dinner at the Stevenage Football Club. On Thursday 7th March, the Lamex Stadium, home of Stevenage Football Club, hosted a remarkable evening that we had the pleasure of sponsoring. The event […]
Common Fire Door Signs – What do they mean?
Fire door signage is more than just symbols on doors – they are crucial indicators of safety, security and navigation throughout the building, especially in an emergency. In this blog, we will dive into the importance of fire door signs, exploring their significance in ensuring compliance and safety, what signs are required and where they […]
Recent Prosecutions January 2024
Recent Prosecutions. When was the last time someone died in an office from fire…? In shared living, it is all too often. Below are recent prosecutions highlighting the severity of fire protection, courtesy of the FPA. Hartlepool Flat Fined for serious safety failings The Hartlepool flat fire incident resulted in the evacuation of 17 individuals. […]