There are three good reasons why we take Fire Safety seriously:
If you suffer a fire in your workplace, the chances are, it will be enormously disruptive. That’s why having the right Fire Safety equipment, processes and training in place are all so important.
As a business owner, it’s your responsibility to provide your people with adequate fire safety training, as well as carrying out regular fire safety risk assessments.
When it comes to Fire Safety, we never cut corners, and we know that you’ll feel the same way. That’s why we’re here to support you through the entire training process.
Fire safety matters – which is why compliance is a legal requirement. Of course, you hope, as we do, that you never need to use your fire equipment, but here’s a statistic that’s worth thinking about –
So – why would you take any unnecessary risk? By the time fire breaks out it will be too late.
You’d think that, in this Health & Safety conscious age, Fire Safety compliance wouldn’t be much of an issue. Here’s another statistic for you –
What are the chances that your premises are non-compliant too? We’re not saying it would necessarily be your fault. Perhaps you were given poor advice. But – and it’s a big ‘but’. Ignorance is no excuse. It doesn’t mean that you’re not legally responsible. The law has no sympathy for ignorance.
With our fire risk assessments, you’ll have everything you need in place to make you 100% compliant with the fire regulations.
Our all-round fire prevention service includes
Only fully qualified, experienced and DBS-certified fire technicians will carry out these services.
Step 1
You need to decide on the ‘responsible’ or ‘competent person’ for your overall fire safety. If you’re unsure about who to appoint, we’ll advise you on the necessary criteria.
Step 2
You need to look at potential fire hazards. These could include –
Not sure where to start? We’ll help.
Step 3
Once you’ve identified the fire hazards, you need to look at the people who might be at risk. You need to ask yourself these questions –
Step 4
Once you’ve identified the fire hazards, you need to look at the people who might be at risk. You need to ask yourself these questions –
A good way to assess the viability o the measures you have in place is to carry out a fire drill. This will help determine whether
Step 5
Put training and emergency plans in place.
This will give you the peace of mind that your people are well prepared.