New Laws on Fire Safety
Published on: Tuesday 10 July 2007 by Dunelm Associates
Fire safety and regulations at work has always been of utmost importance in order to comply with the law as well as ensuring the safety of the employees and workplace. Various procedures, training and regulations need to be put into place in order to ensure that the organisation meets specific standards and are aware of the safety implications.
As of the October 1st 2006, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety order) came into force. This is a major change in legislation and fire certificates are no longer issued or valid. This new approach to fire safety law represents the most significant change for over 30 years. The new fire regulations have been introduced to simplify matters and make it more straightforward for people to understand what they should do. The Fire Risk Assessment must be carried out for every workplace regardless of size and type or business. Failure to do so could result in a fine of up to £10,000!
At only £99 plus VAT, we'll show you or your nominated delegate how you can meet the requirements of the legislation during our 1-Day open course at Dunelm Associates Ltd. The highly interactive workshop delivered by an experienced trainer with over 33 years of service in Local Authority & Airport Fire Service will cover the following :
The changing legislation
How to identify fire hazards
How to identify people at risk
How to evaluate, reduce, remove and protect people from risk
How to plan, inform, record and train to reduce risk
How to review progress against the above.
Simply contact us and we'll give you all the training details you'll need.
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