Fire Safety

Most fires can be prevented. Where there are employees working in an office, it is an employers duty to adopt the correct fire safety procedure and ensure the workplace meets all health and safety standards. Fire Safety in the Workplace is essential, carrying out frequent fire assessments is good practise. 

See our useful guides below to help your organisation with Fire Safety in the Workplace.

Fire Safety Guides

Fire Safety

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 covers general fire safety in England and Wales. Employers and/or   ...

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Roll Call

It is vital that all visitors, contractors, employees and members of the public who visit the work premises have been accounted for in the event of an emergency ...

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Fire Fighting

Prevention is the primary requirement of fire risk control, but the local provision of fire fighting facilities is also vital in ...

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Fire Marshal

Depending on the layout and the complexity of your premises, it may be necessary to have more than one fire marshal ...

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Fire Drills

An evacuation drill or fire drill should be conducted, preferably, at least twice per year. Fire wardens / marshals should ensure  ...

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Fire Safety Signs

Fire safety signs fall into three main categories: fire extinguisher (or equipment), fire exit and fire action ...

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Fire Detection

In the event of a fire it is important to ensure that everyone in the workplace is alerted as soon as possible. Prevention is the primary requirement ...

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