In every public building there is a necessity and responsibility for safety to be of paramount importance and that includes stringent protection against any fire outbreak. This is particularly important in healthcare environments such as hospitals and care homes where there will be many infirm or elderly occupants with limited mobility for whom having to […]
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A Helpful Checklist For Pre Hung Commercial Doorsets
All commercial buildings – offices, retail, and hospitality outlets amongst these – are required to have approved fire doors throughout the property. This is especially important in buildings such as hospitals, schools, nurseries, and any environment in which potentially vulnerable people may be present. These commercial doorsets must all be of a certain standard and […]
Read MoreFatal mistakes to avoid in fire safety
In all buildings health and safety for those who occupy and use the building is a major consideration and concern. The fire safety element is one of the greater concerns – all public buildings and many private dwellings must meet government and industry-set standards and guidelines in their construction and maintenance to safeguard people from […]
Read MoreFire safety checklist for care homes
In any building fire safety can be a matter of life and death – and never more so than in premises such as care homes where the residents are particularly vulnerable due to age and potential restricted mobility. These establishments must take every possible precaution against fire emergency, and have in place the most efficient […]
Read MoreUnderstanding HMO Fire Regulations
If you are an owner of a house of multiple occupation (HMO) then you also have a responsibility for it’s use and the people who occupy the property at any given time. There are many recommendations and regulations that you need to be aware of, and adhere to, in order to offer the maximum safety […]
Read MoreOffice fire safety checklist – our quick guide
Commercial buildings must perform regular fire drills and provide clear fire safety information as part of their health and safety regulations. These help to keep everyone on track in the event of fire. By maintaining and managing the workplace in such a way, any potential faults or dangers can be easily identified, evacuation information is […]
Read MoreCommon fire hazards in schools
There have never been as many students at colleges and universities than currently attending these educational establishments. Many students start their college careers by living in student halls of residence or other dedicated student accommodation. Of course, health and safety issues are paramount in such buildings, and they are constructed to the highest levels of […]
Read MoreA quick guide to fire safety in flats
All residential buildings such as flats and apartments need to be constructed to strict building regulations with regards to fire safety – and one of the most important components of that safety is the entrance doors. All external fire doors for flats need to meet the legal requirements for not only fire safety, but also […]
Read MoreFire drills in the workplace – a quick checklist
Commercial buildings must perform regular fire drills as part of their health and safety regulations. It helps to keep everyone on track should a real fire occur and it is crucial to identify any potential faults or dangers with existing evacuation plans, allowing time to adapt if necessary. There are a number of different elements […]
Read MoreThe most common fire hazards in commercial offices
Fires can occur at any time at any place. So, it’s important to be aware of any potential hazards and to remove these hazards to prevent unnecessary fires within the workplace. Whether you’re working in an older building or a modern purpose-built office, it’s extremely important to take the time to do a risk assessment. […]
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