When it comes to running a safe and successful business, fire safety isn’t optional — it’s a legal and moral responsibility. Whether you're operating a warehouse, office, shop, residential home or something in between, having the right fire safety measures in place protects not just...
It's easy to overlook certain aspects that are vital to the well-being of your company and its occupants. One such critical element that should never be underestimated is ensuring your business is up to par with fire regulations. Neglecting fire safety measures not only puts...
Regular safety checks might not always be at the forefront of your mind but they are incredibly essential in your workplace. You might feel like everything in your office or warehouse is under control, or procedures you've always had in place are fine. So, why...
For your firm to remain compliant, it must perform a fire safety risk assessment. It must also regularly test its fire alarm and ensure that it is professionally serviced to make sure it can be relied upon in an emergency. Weekly fire tests fire alarms Since 2005,...
To keep compliant, owners of commercial premises must complete a fire safety risk assessment and test their alarm system regularly. Read on to find out how often tests and servicing should take place. Testing fire alarms Passed in 2005, The Fire Safety Regulatory Reform Order’s (RRO) states...
There are several surefire signs that indicate a business premises may require immediate electrical repairs. Faulty wiring and other common electrical problems can pose a threat to your staff, visitors and the business itself. Electrical problems are one of the most common causes of fire in...
While business owners are not legally bound to install fire prevention devices on their premises, the law states that they must conduct a fire safety risk assessment on site. This legislation is designed to ensure those in charge of properties understand their responsibility is to...
The Building Safety Bill and alterations to the Fire Safety Order will lead to a number of regulatory changes that landlords and duty holders need to be aware of. The new Fire Safety Bill The new Fire Safety Bill has been designed to clarify areas of responsibility...
Along with powering onsite technology, lighting and heating systems, electricity is also required for fire and security alarms to operate effectively. Both fire alarm systems and individual smoke detectors can be installed to ensure if a fire breaks out, the correct action can be taken. Detection...
Professional electricians can be called upon to assist industrial sites like factories and warehouses to protect their onsite personnel with expert installations of all-new safety solutions. Below, we'll look at three key areas where industrial operations can ramp up security for their staff with the...
