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Risk Assessment
Regulation now requires fire risk assessment to be carried
out in all workplaces.
Fire risk assessment is carried out in order to establish:
- The potential fire hazards
- Who is at risk and record
- Any inherent dangers
- That you record your findings of the fire risk assessment
- That you have informed your employees what has been done
in the assessment
- That you have carried out regular reviews of your fire
risk assessment, revisited and updated your assessment and
procedures
- That the level of training that you have provided to your
staff is adequate and appeases the requirements of your
fire risk assessment.
FIRE SAFETY ORDER 2005
Fire Regulations are enforced from 1st October 2006. Form
that date no longer will Fire Certificates be issued by the
Home Office - it will be your responsibility to carry out
your own assessment. We can help you with this.
The training of employees in what to do in the event of a
fire, the keeping of records to show training has been given
to whom and by whom is required by the Heath and Safety at
Work Act 1974, the new Fire Safety Order and in your Fire
Risk Assessment. Is training for providing adequate provisions/escape
for disabled people and your employees in your action plan?
Firecheck can deliver effective training for your organisation.
For further advice on developing your fire risk assessment
training please contact us today for our advice pack and prices.
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