Veritas Fire Support is pleased to announce the launch of an alternative to a fixed annual sum for fire risk assessment support Veritas is offering a package of support measures to sedentary sites where there may be a need for additional work to cover liaison meetings with contractors, residents or tenants, BCO or brigade, insurance…
I had the pleasure of writing an editorial on battery use and storage from a risk assessment perspective for the Autumn 2020 Daedalus IFSM newsletter.
A comprehensive study by Zurich Municipal of all English schools shows ‘perfect storm’ of risky buildings and poor fire detection and prevention measures.
In these unprecedented times following the outbreak of Covid 19 businesses have had to adapt to how staff and customers/visitors enter and exit their sites. In an effort to limit any infection transmission some firms have taken to propping open fire doors and external escape doors which vin principal seems a smart move, HOWEVER it…
The Market Village Company Limited has been fined £80,000 for not maintaining the lighting in a fire escape which led to death of an 80-year-old pensioner
In these unprecedented times issues within business premises and the shops and stores we are being allowed back into after the Covid-19 lockdown, there must be some consideration within their Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) regarding the escape routes that may have now been modified and barricaded to build a one-way system to funnel their customers…
Within both your fire alarm strategy and fire risk assessment as well as your fire detection system there needs to be a serious discussion and consideration for the use of your building by persons with special needs. This is MANDATORY it is not optional. When in 1995 the disability discrimination act uniformly known as the…
Alan Diamond, owner of the Cornhill Hotel in Blackpool, has been given a nine-month sentence suspended for 18 months after a two-year long investigation by Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service (LFRS).
The data, which refers to more than 100,000 inspections conducted in over 2,700 buildings across the UK, also highlights the challenges with fire door installation
Farming is an incredibly dangerous job, and farmers are at high risk for both fatal and nonfatal injuries. Common causes of these injuries include defective farm equipment, missing product labels, falls from farm structures, and improper training. However, another type of injury on farms comes from a surprising source: explosions and fires. According to the…