Articles tagged: fire risk assessment
<< previous page 1 next page>> written by Keith Garrow Fire risk assessments have to be carried out by all UK employers, but many people are not sure about the exact process to follow or what is required of them. Use this helpful checklist to explain and take you through all five stages of the fire risk assessment process. written by Keith Garrow Carrying out a fire risk assessment need not be an onerous task. Use this free checklist to guide you through the main steps you need to take to complete your assessment. written by Keith Garrow Fire Risk Assessments are a legal requirement, affecting all employers in the UK. Find out what the law requires of businesses and follow this simple advice about what you need to do in order to make sure your workplace complies with the law. written by Keith Garrow The use of templates for fire risk assessments is a tempting idea, but how effective can such templates really be? Advice for businesses on the pros and cons of templates compared to fire risk assessment forms, and why it is an important distinction to make. written by Keith Garrow The growing burden of health and safety legislation on employers can be difficult to get to grips with, either in terms of understanding it all, or simply in having the time to give to it. Fire safety consultants can be a valuable resource if you know how and when to use them most effectively. This article offers advice to help understand whether you may benefit from the advice of a fire consultant. written by Keith Garrow Fire Risk Assessment Forms are a simple but extremely helpful tool when it comes to carrying out a fire risk assessment. Find out about the key elements that the form should contain and how you can use the form to guide you through your own fire risk assessment. written by Keith Garrow All UK businesses have to carry out a fire risk assessment to comply with the law. Find out exactly what this involves and follow this simple guide on how to carry out your own assessment. written by Keith Garrow Businesses are generally aware of the need to carry out fire risk assessments, but how frequently do they need to be carried out or reviewed? This article looks at what the legislation says and gives priactical advice on judging how often to do your fire risk assessments. written by Keith Garrow Knowing what type of fire extinguishers you need and how many are required for your premises is one thing, but there are important considerations when it comes to actually fixing them in place. This article looks at the different ways of mounting fire extinguishers, including information on the various types of fire extinguisher mounting bracket available written by Keith Garrow Anyone responsible for a place of work should have an understanding of fire extinguisher ratings and the different types of fire that they can be used on. This article explains clearly the fire extinguisher ratings systems in the UK, Europe and the US, as well as the different classes of fires. written by Keith Garrow There are many different types of fire extinguishers available, and each one has a specific purpose. It can be dangerous to use the wrong type of extinguisher on certain fires, so it is important to understand the type of fire each one is designed for. This article will explain the different types of fire extinguishers available, when they should be used and how many you ought to have. written by Keith Garrow A new law was passed in January 2009 giving courts increased powers to hand out custodial sentences for serious breaches of health and safety legislation. Find out what this means for business owners and employees. written by Keith Garrow Many false alarms are caused by a lack of awareness on the part of staff or contractors about the existence of the fire alarm system or the things that can trigger it. Follow these simple guidelines to help minimise the occurrence of false alarms on your automatic fire alarm system and prevent unnecessary interruptions to your business, and possible call-outs of the emergency services. written by Keith Garrow UK Law puts a duty on all businesses to provide information and training for their employees. Find out what your obligations are and what you need to do to ensure you comply with current legislation. << previous page 1 next page>> |