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Type 1 vs Type 3 Fire Risk Assessments for Flats
Blocks of flats and apartment buildings can require different types of fire risk assessment depending on the building, its layout and the level of risk.
When Is a Fire Risk Assessment Required for Blocks of Flats?
A fire risk assessment is usually required for the common parts of a block of flats. This includes areas such as communal corridors, stairways, lobbies, shared entrances, plant rooms and escape routes.
Fire Safety in Care Homes: Why Evacuation Planning Matters
Fire safety in care homes relies on more than alarms, fire doors and emergency lighting. These measures are important, but they must be supported by a realistic evacuation plan that reflects the people living in the premises.
Fire Risk Assessments for Care Homes: What You Need to Know
Fire safety in a care home needs careful thought because the risks are often more complex than in a standard workplace.
Fire Door Inspection Requirements for Care Homes: A Guide for Care Home Managers
Fire Alarm Systems: A Guide for Businesses
Lithium-ion Battery Fire Safety | E-Bikes & E-Scooters
Lithium-ion Battery Fire Safety: Reducing Fire Risks from E-Bikes, E-Scooters and Rechargeable Devices
Top 10 Residential Fire Safety Issues in Lancashire
