Health Safety Fire

21/12/2024

I'd like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas from our business to yours! 🎄🎅🥂

A special thank you to our customers who have helped to support our business. It's been a busy year, but we're not complaining.

Instead of writing oodles of cards and sending gifts, we have decided to donate to Animal Lifeline 🐾

Happy Winter Solstice! ⬅️ probably my favourite day, I look forward to the day light hours returning. Bring on spring. 🌱

We wish you all a safe and healthy festive time, spent making memories with family and friends. Enjoy the little things. 🫶

Health Safety Fire

19/06/2024

Can you fit us in next week?

We are asked this question quite a lot! Usually because companies have a deadline for their insurance/inspection. Occasionally we can accommodate, but at short notice, it is very difficult.

If you know that you're likely to need a FRA in the near future, it's better to book in advance. We, or most other companies providing a professional service will need plenty of notice.

We try to be as flexible as possible.

Currently taking bookings for July/August.

For more information and availability contact: [email protected]

Health Safety Fire

14/02/2024

Thank you for our customer feedback 😀
Our Google reviews are much appreciated.

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12/01/2024

Contact 07815 940812
[email protected]
www.healthsafetyfire.co.uk

25/12/2023

Wishing all our customers the happiest of days, thank you for your continued support.
Best wishes for 2024
www.healthsafetyfire.co.uk

27/11/2023

👉 Is your businesses Health & Safety up to scratch?
👉 Do you have a Fire Risk Assessment at your business premises?

If you answered no to either of the questions above, we can help?

Get in touch for a no obligation quote.

11/11/2023

Lest We Forget ❤️

10/10/2023

Complimentary tickets, food and drink. Thank you to
Shame it wasn't the result we wanted... onwards and upwards ⚽️🤞

25/09/2023

From 1 October 2023, new fire safety legislation comes into effect which will impose new duties on businesses and building owners.

The Fire Safety Order is the primary fire safety legislation in England and Wales and it applies to all non-domestic premises as well as the communal parts of residential buildings. Changes to this legislation have been introduced through the Building Safety Act 2022, and represent the next phase of the Government's fire safety reform programme.

The main changes introduced by the legislation are:

Written fire risk assessment and fire safety arrangements

The previous requirement to have a written fire risk assessment only applied in certain circumstances (e.g. where the responsible person employs five or more persons). This will no longer be the case, and if you are a responsible person, then you will need to record both your fire risk assessment and fire safety arrangement in full, regardless of the size or purpose of the business or premises.

Enhanced requirements for cooperation and coordination

In premises where there is more than one responsible person (e.g. in multi-occupied premises or buildings where the occupier and building owner are different entities), there are increased requirements for cooperation and coordination between responsible persons.

Provision of information to residents

In residential buildings with two or more domestic premises (e.g. blocks of flats) then the responsible owner must provide residents with information on the risks from fire within their building and the fire safety measures provided to keep them safe. This requirement expands upon legislation introduced earlier this year that required responsible persons to provide residents with information on emergency procedures and the importance of fire doors.

Contact us
[email protected]

25/09/2023

From 1 October 2023, new fire safety legislation comes into effect which will impose new duties on businesses and building owners.

The Fire Safety Order is the primary fire safety legislation in England and Wales and it applies to all non-domestic premises as well as the communal parts of residential buildings. Changes to this legislation have been introduced through the Building Safety Act 2022, and represent the next phase of the Government's fire safety reform programme.

The main changes introduced by the legislation are:

Written fire risk assessment and fire safety arrangements

The previous requirement to have a written fire risk assessment only applied in certain circumstances (e.g. where the responsible person employs five or more persons). This will no longer be the case, and if you are a responsible person, then you will need to record both your fire risk assessment and fire safety arrangement in full, regardless of the size or purpose of the business or premises.

Enhanced requirements for cooperation and coordination

In premises where there is more than one responsible person (e.g. in multi-occupied premises or buildings where the occupier and building owner are different entities), there are increased requirements for cooperation and coordination between responsible persons.

Provision of information to residents

In residential buildings with two or more domestic premises (e.g. blocks of flats) then the responsible owner must provide residents with information on the risks from fire within their building and the fire safety measures provided to keep them safe. This requirement expands upon legislation introduced earlier this year that required responsible persons to provide residents with information on emergency procedures and the importance of fire doors.

Get in touch if you require a Fire Risk Assessment 🔥
[email protected]

Building Safety Act 2022: Section 156. Overview of forthcoming changes to the Fire Safety Order.

09/09/2023

We are supporting our local football club by sponsoring their managers tops this season. Good luck 👍

09/09/2023

Good luck to Audley Football Club this season. 🙌
It's nice to be able to help out a local football team.

Delivery Day 📦

A big thank you to Health Safety Fire for sponsoring our Senior Management team jumpers for this season.

Once again, a thank you to our suppliers and embroiders at JS Sports UK Ltd for completing the work to a high standard once again 👍🏼





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04/08/2023

Our website is up and running. 🙌

It's taken a little time to get to where it is, we've been so busy and there is a lot of areas to cover.

Health & Safety and Fire Safety is an integral part of any successful business, getting the right help and advice can make a huge difference.

There are prices available on the website, although we realise your company needs may differ from what the package offers, therfore we can provide a bespoke package. To find out more, drop us an email, advice and quotes are free.

[email protected]
www.healthsafetyfire.co.uk

The online training will be available within the next few weeks. If this is something you may be interested in, let us know.

Finally, we would appreciate any feedback about the website, positive or negative. It would help us moving forward to understand what is expected from a customer perspective.

Thank you in advance. 🙏
A 'like' and 'share' would be very much appreciated.

Dave Rushton CMIOSH DipNEBOSH

03/08/2023

We finally have a website!!! 🙌

It's been a long time coming, but as you can see we had a lot of areas to cover. As our trading name suggests, we cover anything related to health & safety, and fire safety.

Get in touch if you'd like any advice or a quote.

www.healthsafetyfire.co.uk

02/07/2023

The Hierarchy of controls and PPE use.

PPE should be the last resort to protect against risks. Consider controls in the following order, with elimination being the most effective and PPE being the least effective:

▪️Elimination – physically remove the hazard
▪️Substitution – replace the hazard
▪️Engineering controls – isolate people from the hazard
▪️Administrative controls – change the way people work
▪️PPE – protect the worker with equipment

You must select equipment carefully, by making sure it is fit for purpose.
In accordance with that you need to ensure all workers are trained to use the relevant equipment properly and know how to detect any faults and to report them.

You can contact us at [email protected]
if you would like any advice.

We can provide bespoke health, safety and fire safety packages, so you only pay for what your business needs.