Fire Safety
Guidance for Responsible Persons of Occupied High-Rise Buildings
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has released initial guidance on what information those responsible for high-rise residential buildings need to make available. Ron Alalouff highlights the main points about buildings in occupation. Firstly, any information about...
Calls To Make Fire Sprinkler Systems Mandatory
Fire suppression sprinkler systems could become mandatory after new traumatic security camera footage. More specifically, this footage shows the blaze that killed two 30-year-old males in Loch Lomond. Firstly, a fire broke out in a luxury Scottish hotel back in...
What is A Fire Bucket?
The history of the fire bucket is connected with the history of general firefighting and the manufacture and production of metal and plastic products. In the 18th century, fire buckets were often made from leather, however, in modern times we typically use metal and...
What Is A Fire Blanket and How Do You Use It?
Fire blankets are one of the most straightforward yet essential tools in your fire safety arsenal. A fire blanket is a fire-resistant sheet, typically made from specially treated fibreglass, wool, or similar materials. They are used to smother small fires by cutting...
Managing Fire Safety Risks In Hotel Buildings
Hotels are at high risk of fire due to their use of flammable materials and large volume occupancies. Hotel fire safety is crucial as there are many combustibles within these buildings which could cause devastation to thousands of lives. In the past, hotels have been...
Managing Fire Safety Risks in Manufacturing
The manufacturing industry is one of the most dangerous industries in the world. Consequently, it’s full of hazardous materials and volatile conditions. This can lead to deadly fires or explosions. Also, if you’re a manager or owner of a manufacturing facility, it’s...
Fire Safety PEEP, What Is A PEEP?
A fire safety PEEP is a personal plan designed for individuals who need assistance when evacuating a building or commercial premises in the event of a fire. For example, someone with limited mobility or vision may struggle when attempting to leave a building....
The Benefits Of Buying From UK Fire Alarm Companies
When it comes to fire safety, we can never be too cautious. A professional, UK-based fire alarm company can be extremely beneficial in ensuring your long-term safety. We can offer products that will ensure your property and the people inside have a better form of...
The Regulatory Reform Order 2005 (Fire Safety)
The Regulatory Reform Order 2005 (RRO) replaced much of the Fire Precautions Act 1971. A bill that was used to increase the level of protection provided by law against fire risks. In addition, the RRO 2005 combined the Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997,...
Fire Door Safety Week 2022
Launched in 2013, Fire Door Safety Week is a UK-wide campaign which aims to raise awareness of fire doors. We want to highlight the importance of a fire door and the role they play in keeping people safe. This mass market awareness campaign is run annually, usually in...
Fire Safety This Christmas
It’s the most wonderful time of year! The holidays are great for family, friends, and fun. But sometimes people forget to think about Christmas fire safety. We want you to have a safe holiday season, so we’ve compiled some tips to keep your home safe and enjoyable...
FD30 Fire Door, What Does It Mean For Your Business?
An FD30 fire door is one of the most important fire safety measures in any commercial premises. Why? Fire doors provide protection against fire and heat transmission. Fire doors prevent fires from spreading throughout a property. This provides enough time for any...