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Covid-19. The need to Review your Fire Risk Assessments

The National Fire Chiefs Council Covid19 Protection-Advice to Business. The need to Review Fire Risk Assessments – Fire Safety law is still applicable, namely the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and many premises, whether they have remained open or not, are experiencing changes in risk. In all cases, premises should be aware of these […]

The UK Government ‘Recovery Strategy’ has now been unveiled. It is time for the ‘Recovery Strategy’ to begin, slowly and cautiously, ensuring peoples safety is at the forefront of any decisions or actions. London Fire Risk Assessments is available to guide you through the new Guidance Documents so you feel both supported and confident.

Wednesday 13th May – the day that England moved into the first stage of recovery. The UK Government have issued 8 new ‘Recovery Strategy’ Guidance Documents to help sectors take ‘baby steps’ towards opening their businesses – slowly and cautiously. The first step is for the ‘Responsible Person’ or their ‘Representative to go to www.gov.uk/guidance/working-safely-during-coronavirus-covid-19 […]

All London Commercial Premises and Residential Blocks of Flats should Review & Revise their current Fire Safety Risk Assessment to reflect the implications of Covid -19.

Most Premises have been affected by the Covid-19 virus, premises have been shutdown, or numbers of Staff reduced and/or Staff working from home. It’s the identified ‘Responsible Persons’ responsibility to reflect the imposed changes in their Fire Safety Risk Assessment. If the premise has been shutdown then you should reflect in your Fire Safety Risk […]

Unoccupied Buildings – Fire Safety Guidance

Unoccupied buildings continue to generate significant findings and concerns caused mainly by deliberate Fires, theft of fixtures and fittings and malicious damage. Insurance Companies see an increase in the number of claims when Premises, Buildings are not in use, which they believe could have been prevented if the properties were properly secured and effectively managed. […]