Only one in ten residents express fire safety concerns
Published: 2nd February 2018
One in 10 renters in England have fire safety concerns about their home, a poll commissioned by Shelter suggests.
One in 10 renters in England have fire safety concerns about their home, a poll commissioned by Shelter suggests.
As Christmas is fast approaching, most of you will be putting your tree up and adding your festive lights but have you thought about how your Christmas tree can be a fire hazard?
Good fire safety training within the hotel industry helps companies to stay on the right side of the law and ensure that guests are kept safe. Take a look at our infographic to find out what you should do if fire breaks out.
The National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) is calling for all new and refurbished schools to be fitted with sprinklers, as they are already mandatory in Scotland and Wales.
With bonfire night fast approaching, we at Vulcan Fire Training would like to make you aware of the importance of being safe with firework displays, sparklers and performing the correct Fire Risk Assessments.
Following last week’s Fire Door Safety Week (25 September - 1 October), research has been released showing that since the fire at Grenfell Tower, only 10% of social landlords and 23% of private landlords have been in touch with tenants in person to discuss fire safety measures.
Vulcan Fire Training are supporting Fire Door Safety Week from 25th September to 1st October, highlighting the critical role of fire doors, and with the correct installation, maintenance and training, we explain how fatalities can be avoided.
Here at Vulcan Fire Training we offer a range of Fire Warden Training courses, including a Fire Warden Training Course specifically designed for the hotel industry.
Following a conversation with a delegate on a fire risk assessment course in Warrington Graham Holloway agreed to compile and present a PowerPoint multi-media training session for 12 scouts to be held at Orrel, Wigan.
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).