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New Fire Safety Regulations for 2023

14 Nov, 2022

Following the highly publicised Grenfell Tower Fire in August 2017, the Government established the Independent Grenfell Tower Inquiry which published its first Phase report in October 2019. This report made […]

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The Importance Of Fire Door Retainers

The Importance Of Fire Door Retainers

6 Sep, 2021

There are a number of different elements at work in a fire door. Each of these work together to create an intuitive, sophisticated and dependable emergency door, which will protect […]

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What is passive fire protection?

What is Passive Fire Protection?

26 Feb, 2020

Simply put, passive fire protection is about designing a building in such a way that it guards against the spread of fire, if one were to start. This can be […]

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10 Ways to Prevent House Fires

10 Ways to Prevent House Fires

9 Aug, 2019

“In just two minutes, a fire can become life threatening. In five minutes, a residence can become engulfed in flames” – Ready Accidental fires in residential homes account for around […]

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fire door facts

All about Fire Doors: Facts and Advice

30 Aug, 2017

Fire doors are essential for slowing and controlling the spread of fire throughout any commercial or industrial property. As long as your fire doors are professionally fitted and implemented correctly, […]

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Our Accreditations

We take pride in our commitment to excellence, safety, and quality.

As a leading commercial fire safety and protection company, we adhere to the highest industry standards to ensure our clients receive reliable and effective fire protection solutions.

Our accreditations, which reflect our dedication to maintaining these rigorous standards provide you peace of mind that you’re partnering with a trusted and accredited provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Most Popular Questions

Do I need a fire risk assessment?

Yes, under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, it is a legal requirement for businesses to conduct a fire risk assessment. This obligation was reinforced by the Fire Safety Act that came into force on 1st October 2023, which mandates all businesses, regardless of size or industry, to maintain an up-to-date fire risk assessment.

How often should you update a fire risk assessment?

Fire risk assessments should be reviewed regularly to ensure they remain current and effective. While there is no specific timeframe mandated by law, it is advisable to review the assessment annually or whenever there are significant changes to the premises, such as alterations to the building structure, changes in occupancy, or the introduction of new equipment.

What is included in a fire risk assessment?

A comprehensive fire risk assessment typically includes:

  • Identifying potential fire hazards.
  • Determining who may be at risk.
  • Evaluating the adequacy of existing fire safety measures.
  • Recording findings and implementing necessary improvements.
  • Regularly reviewing and updating the assessment.
  • This process ensures that all fire risks are identified and managed appropriately.

What are the fire safety regulations for businesses?

As of 1st October 2023, new fire safety legislation requires all businesses to:

  • Maintain a current fire risk assessment.
  • Implement necessary fire safety arrangements.
  • Ensure compliance with updated regulations, which now encompass businesses of all sizes and industries.

These measures are designed to enhance fire safety standards across all sectors.

What needs PAT testing?

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is required for all electrical equipment and appliances that have the potential to cause injury. This includes items such as computers, printers, kettles, and other portable devices including testing detachable power leads separately. used within the workplace. Regular PAT testing helps ensure the safety and integrity of electrical appliances.

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