by Sarah Hardy | Jan 15, 2019 | 1st Choice Fire Protection, Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Safety
For any business in Edinburgh (or non-domestic property), it is a legal requirement to conduct a fire risk assessment. Furthermore, if there are five or more main regular occupants in the building, then this fire risk assessment Edinburgh must be written down. Have...
by Sarah Hardy | Dec 11, 2018 | Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Safety, Fire Safety Scotland, General
A fire risk assessment Edinburgh is essential for all business premises and commercial residential properties, such as a block of flats. The fire risk assessment then becomes the foundation of the fire safety plan. So, what do you need to know about a fire risk...
by Sarah Hardy | Nov 13, 2018 | 1st Choice Fire Protection, 1st Choice Fire Protection Services, Fire Risk Assessment
In the whole of the UK, there are many legal requirements for businesses to provide the appropriate fire safety measures. Fire risk assessment Scotland is no different. To keep people and contents safe, all businesses should conduct regular fire risk assessments in...
by Sarah Hardy | Sep 20, 2018 | Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Safety, General
For businesses, a fire risk assessment is a legal requirement. It works to identify potential hazards of both the building and the business. As well as analysing the structure, it also goes further to understand the activities that take place on site and how they can...
by Sarah Hardy | Sep 4, 2018 | Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Safety, General
For any business, it is essential to conduct a fire risk assessment. In fact, for businesses with five workers or more, it is a legal requirement to keep a written fire risk assessment. A fire risk assessment can help you to identify the actions to put in place to...
by Sarah Hardy | Jun 19, 2018 | Fire Risk Assessment, General
Keeping your premises safe from fire is critical. Having a fire safety plan helps to protect your staff, premises and those around you. In fact, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 stipulates you must have a fire risk assessment. If you are unsure of what...
