Fire Doors and Letterboxes – Everything You Need to Know
Fire doors and letterbox systems are a vital part of your building’s fire protection plans. Your doors – whether internal or external – will form…
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Chrome Fire Extinguishers & British Standards Guide
Chrome fire extinguishers are incredibly popular, particularly in environments where style and aesthetics are important. However, they are also a constant cause of confusion, as…
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A Comprehensive Fire Escape Checklist
Laws and Regulations If you own or manage a commercial environment, you have a legal responsibility to ensure that the building – and everyone within…
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Guide to Teaching Children Fire Safety
According to Government statistics, “6000 fires a year are caused by children under the age of 10. In addition, more than 500 children under the…
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Simple Steps for Training Your Staff in Fire Safety
Fire Triangle Within any commercial setting, it’s a legal requirement for certain members of staff to be trained in fire safety procedures – becoming your…
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A Fire Escape Guide for People with Cognitive Disabilities
Laws and Regulations According to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order, 2005, if you own or manage a commercial property, you have a legal obligation…
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A Fire Escape Guide For Visually Impaired Or Blind People
Laws and Regulations Fire Alarm System According to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, if you own or manage a commercial building you are…
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A Fire Escape Guide for Hearing Impaired or Deaf People
Laws and Regulations Fire Alarm Beacon If you own or manage a commercial property you have a legal responsibility to protect everyone who lives or…
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How to Identify and Protect Yourself from Carbon Monoxide (CO)
What is Carbon Monoxide and why should householders be concerned? CO is not detectable by humans. It is a gas with no odour or colour,…
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A Fire Escape Guide for Wheelchair Users
Laws and Regulations Under current fire safety legislation (the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order, 2005) it is the responsibility of the person in charge of…
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How to Detect and Extinguish a Class F Fire (Cooking Oils & Fats)
What is a Class F fire? Class F fires are fires which involve cooking oil or fat. Though technically a sub-class of fires caused by…
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How to Detect and Extinguish a Class D Fire (Combustible Metals)
What is a Class D fire? A Class D fire is characterised by the presence of burning metals. Only certain metals are flammable and examples…
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