Business Fire Safety Check in 5 Steps

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Fire risk assessment

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Keep it under review, and update it if the building, how you use it or your team changes.

Every business premises needs a written fire risk assessment that is kept up to date. We can carry one out or review yours. Fire risk assessments

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Fire alarm

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The British Standard for fire alarms, BS 5839-1, recommends a service at least every six months, so you are on track.

BS 5839-1 recommends a fire alarm service at least every six months. If you have no alarm, your fire risk assessment should say whether you need one. Fire alarms

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Fire extinguishers

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A yearly service by a competent person keeps them ready. A quick visual check each month helps too.

Extinguishers should be serviced once a year by a competent person, in line with BS 5306-3. If you have none, your fire risk assessment should say what you need. Fire extinguishers

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Staff training

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Refresh it regularly, and whenever people join or roles change.

Staff need fire safety training when they join and regular refreshers after that. Fire wardens need their own training. Fire training

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