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Fire Safety Articles

Arson in the Workplace and how to reduce the risk

Arson is the biggest risk of fire in the workplace, and as the owner it is your responsibility for Fire Safety in your business. 

For advice on how to reduce the risk, in the future you will be able to download the Arson in the Workplace - How to reduce the risk document

Fire Safety tips in the workplace

• Who is responsible for Fire Safety in your business?
• What are the responsibilities of the Fire Safety Officer?
• Do you have an adequate Fire Risk Assessment, completed by a competent person?
• Have you a written Fire Evacuation Procedure that is tested regularly?

For more information on the above issues, request the Fire Safety Tips in the Workplace document

Fire Evacuation Procedures

During our courses, we ask the question ‘do you have a written Fire Evacuation Plan and do you test this regularly? 

For more information about Fire Evacuation Plans, please request the Fire Evacuation Procedures document

Key points of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO) in plain English

When the RRO came into force on 1st October 2006, this new legislation changed many areas of Fire Safety Law.  Our guide is written in simple English which explains what you should be doing as a company to comply with the law!

Please download the copy of the RRO in Plain English Guide

Downloads

Free Fire Safety Logbook
Download the FREE Fire Safety Logbook

Free Evacuation plan
Download the FREE Fire Evacuation plan

Free Emergency Plan
Download the FREE Emergency Plan

Additional free downloads will be added in the near future.