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Landlord Fined for Putting Tenants at Risk with Fire Safety Breaches

18 September 2019

We put our trust in landlords, believing they will take the necessary measures to keep their tenants safe, but this is not always the case. In February 2018,…

Four NHS Trusts Declared Dangerous by Fire Chiefs

16 July 2019

Hospitals are one of the main facilities that need to have up-to-date fire safety systems to ensure the security of staff and patients. For this reason, a recent…

Recycling Plant Fails to Follow Fire Prevention Plan

7 July 2019

Recycling plants and waste management facilities have a responsibility to follow fire safety precautions, otherwise, things can go terribly wrong. An example of this was in March 2017,…

School Fire Regulations Explained

29 March 2019

Fire safety is undeniably the number one most important consideration for a school. Over the years, government and regulatory bodies have been working to create legislation that keeps schools as…

Fire Safety in Schools

30 January 2019

Though the way schools are run may differ in certain areas, the one commonality between them all is the sheer importance of having a comprehensive and effective fire safety plan…

Pet Fire Safety: Fire Safety Tips for Pet Owners

3 October 2018

It is a sad fact, widely reported, that around 40,000 pets die each year in house fires. Even more worrying, almost 1000 fires each year are caused by…

Fire Evacuation Procedure in a Care Home

25 August 2017

Everyone has the right to be evacuated safely during an emergency. This includes the most vulnerable occupants of care homes, hospitals, and any other premises that contain people with impairments…

What to Do If There’s a Fire in Your Workplace

29 August 2016

When a fire occurs in the workplace, it has the potential to disrupt your business and the people who rely on your goods and services. The higher the number of…

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