Wondering exactly what fire wardens’ responsibilities are? We’ve got all the information you need to know. What is a Fire Warden? A fire warden is a business employee selected to undergo fire warden training and ...
Fire is a concern for many people and businesses. However, many do the bare minimum to protect their premises and employees, in an attempt to reduce costs or due to thinking a fire is unlikely ...
Ensuring your staff have all the safety information they need is a vital way that you can prevent fires in your workplace. Fire safety training is therefore a key requirement outlined in the RRO, an ...
Fire roll call systems are used to automatically identify the location of all people within a premises with pinpoint, real time accuracy. This allows you to ensure that all personnel have reached a designated safe ...
What is an Evacuation Chair? Evacuation chairs provide an efficient, safe and comfortable means of evacuating an individual that is mobility-impaired in the event of an emergency, such as a fire. You may also see ...
What is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005? The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, or ‘RRO’ for short, was introduced to provide a minimum safety standard for all non-domestic buildings. It designates responsibility ...
Most of us take the presence of fire safety signs for granted. But whilst we may not pay attention to them on a typical day, in a real emergency they can be the difference between ...
There is no difference between the role of a fire warden and fire marshal in most workplaces. However, some organisations may wish to use the two titles to help differentiate between two separate roles. The ...
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