Workplace Fire Safety: What are your obligations?
Published: 6th August 2021
Fire safety training and awareness is vital to ensure workplace fire safety as failure to implement fire safety measures can have devastating consequences.
Fire safety training and awareness is vital to ensure workplace fire safety as failure to implement fire safety measures can have devastating consequences.
The British Standard PAS 79-2:2020 fire risk assessment code of practice (for housing) has been withdrawn.
In this news article, we reveal everything you need to know about the new British Standard PAS 79:2020.
We bring you the latest fire prosecutions to highlight the importance of fire safety and to remind you of the risks and legal consequences that can occur when fire safety regulations are breached.
We bring you the latest fire prosecutions from April, 2019, to highlight the importance of fire safety and the legal consequences that can occur when fire safety regulations are breached.
The go-to document for Fire Safety Engineers BS 7974:2019 has been updated. Providing framework for an engineering approach to the fire safety of buildings.
On 1st September 2017 the BS 5839-1 2017 was released and has since been revised to include 25 changes to 14 existing clauses. Anyone involved in the commissioning, installation, design and planning of fire alarm and detection systems will find this standard useful.
The British Standard BS 9999:2017 - Fire Safety in the design, management and use of buildings, code of practice has been fully revised this month (January 2017).
November will see the latest revision of BS 5266-1.1:2016 for Emergency Lighting in Premises come into force.
The British Standards Code of Practice for Emergency Lighting of Premises has been updated and is now available - BS5266-1:2016.