Fined For Takeaway Shop Fire Breaches
There has been a recent influx in the news of stories about shop-owners being fined for poor fire safety in the accommodation above their shops.
Fireworks Fire Safety
At this time of year it seems there are fireworks going off every night of the week! If you’re planning a fireworks display or a bonfire for any of the seasonal celebrations please take note of our quick fireworks fire safety guide.
What Is A Manual Call Point?
You’ve seen them in public buildings, schools, hospitals and offices but do you know what they are and how to use them?
Saved From Electric Heater Fire By Smoke Alarm
Last week an elderly man in Birmingham was saved by his smoke alarm when clothes drying on his electric heater caught fire.
Change Your Clock, Test Your Smoke Alarm
It’s that time of year again. British Summer Time ends this weekend at 2am on Sunday 30th October 2011. This year though, we’d like you to also check your smoke alarm when you turn back the clocks.
Temporary Fire Safety
In situations where a structure is only being used for a short period of time it is still important to adhere to normal fire safety procedures. Whether the temporary place is a wedding marquee or a building site there are steps you can take to ensure that the structure is safe for all.
Types of Fire Safety Signs
There are many types of fire safety signs that you can use to great effect in your premises – whether you are the owner of an office block, hotel or shop. Safety signs are a familiar sight and they let your staff and the public know where something is or what to do.
How To Prevent Electrical Fires
Electrical fires are a major cause of accidental fires in the UK. Nearly a quarter of fires in 2008 were ignited by sources with electric origins.
Irish Fire Safety Week
The 3rd of October marked the start of Fire Safety Week across both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The intention of the event is to create awareness of fire safety issues for all Irish citizens, regardless of geographic boundaries.