TRUSTED FIRE PROTECTION 3RD PARTY ACCREDITED...
Sorry, we haven't posted in a while but there is a good reason.....
A while ago Trusted Fire Protection set some goals for the year.... Today one of those has been achieved.
Over the past months/year TrustedFireProtection has been busy behind the scenes, We have been working hard to make sure that we were ready for 3rd party accreditation to BAFE SP101 . We have joined the FIA and with the help of Kevin Sterns (FIA compliance manager), we are proud to announce that today we received our certificate from the SSAIB letting us know that we passed and a personal note from the auditor to say we passed with zero non-conformities.
Look out BAFE here we come.
Have you had your business premises fire risk assessment completed recently? Fire risk assessments are essential for any business owner that has a business premises, a risk assessment is a process that involves assessing any factors within or around the premises that could lead to a fire and how hazardous they are. Our fully trained, qualified and experienced fire risk assessors will assess the whole building, the assessment will advise what measures are already in place to mitigate the risk of fire and will provide detailed information on areas that can be improved. Trusted Fire Protection have worked with hundreds of businesses across the UK providing them with our expert knowledge to ensure that their business premises are protected and as low risk as possible.
A fire risk assessment is the best possible way to evaluate the fire safety of a business and also help to protect any persons/visitors on site, fire risk assessments are generally the first step in any business's fire safety policy. The fire risk assessment will identify any areas of a premises where fire safety can be improved and will also provide details on what can be done to help mitigate or reduce those risks. The Fire Safety Order (FSO) applies to all non domestic premises in England & Wales. The regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 came into effect in 2006 and has replaced over 70 pieces of fire safety law. Trust in us to ensure that your legal responsibilities are met.
There is no set frequency to how often a fire risk assessment should be reviewed, however it is advisable to carry them out at least once a year or if the site layout/contents or purpose have changed, many businesses have recently had to diversify and with this the risks posed on site may have changed.
