Fire Safety
Each year people die or are seriously injured as a result of fires at work. Besides loss of life, fire costs UK business millions of pounds, from damage to property, loss of business, fines, compensation claims and insurance premiums.
Many fires can be avoided by taking fire precautions. If a fire does break out, the effects can be minimised by having effective controls and procedures in place. Fire safety is important.
In England, Scotland and Wales new rules introduced in October 2006 have replaced most existing fire safety legislation. Fire certificates are no longer required, and the emphasis is on preventing fires and reducing risk. These rules come into force in Northern Ireland in 2007. We carry out a fire safety risk assessments.
Anyone who has some control over premises must take reasonable steps to reduce the risk from fire and make sure people can safely escape if there is a fire. The regulations apply to all non-domestic (business) premises.
Find out how to apply the new fire safety rules to your business by contacting us now.
email info@fia999.com
New fire safety rules affecting all non-domestic premises in England and Wales came into force on 1St October 2006.
If you are :
Responsible for Business premises
An employer or self-employed with business premises
Responsible for part of a dwelling where that part is solely
used for business purposes
A charity or voluntary organisation
A contractor with a degree of control over any premises
...then you need to act now to ensure you have a suitable and sufficient risk assessment in place.
Fire Independant advice
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0113 2195550 |
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0113 2393701 |
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07736387659 |