We’re excited to be speaking at the Fire Risk Assessment Event by Facility Safety Network – South Wales this April. Our very own Owen will be delivering a talk focused on Fire Risk Assessments, helping property owners, landlords, managing agents, and responsible persons better understand their legal obligations. He’ll cover key responsibilities, common compliance pitfalls,
When it comes to the safety and security of your business, there’s no room for compromise. Missing a fire risk assessment can have dire consequences, both legally and in terms of the safety of your employees and assets. However, keeping track of annual assessments, managing multiple service providers, and ensuring compliance can be daunting.
Fire risk assessments are a crucial component of any business’s health and safety strategy. However, there are several misconceptions surrounding these assessments that can lead to inadequate fire safety measures. At Twenty4, we pride ourselves on being the leading fire risk assessment business in Cardiff, extending our services across the UK. Our innovative approach,
Fire risk assessments are a crucial element of maintaining workplace safety and compliance with fire safety regulations. Conducting these assessments annually is not only a regulatory requirement but also a proactive step towards ensuring the well-being of employees, visitors, and the premises itself. In this blog, we explore the various benefits of keeping on
The Welsh Government has initiated a public consultation regarding updated fire safety standards for high-rise buildings, in response to the prohibition of certain combustible materials in 2018. Propertymark, the professional body for the property sector, has endorsed the consultation while also voicing worries about the safety of residents in current apartment buildings. It says: “We
As of October 1st, a significant fire safety regulation is being enforced that is set to impact UK businesses and Landlords. These changes apply to: All workplaces and commercial buildings Non-domestic parts of multi-occupied residential buildings About the new Regulation Section 156 of the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA) has introduced a series of amendments
As the hues of summer gradually transform into the warm, earthy tones of autumn, businesses must adapt to a new set of challenges when it comes to fire safety. While fire safety should be a top priority for all businesses year-round, Autumn brings specific threats that require extra attention. In this article, we will explore
As a startup, you face numerous challenges and decisions that directly impact the success and longevity of your business. Amongst the frenzy of entrepreneurship, it's essential not to overlook your fire safety precautions. Neglecting this aspect can have devastating consequences, both in terms of human lives and financial losses. At Twenty4 Fire and Security,
Although business owners will need to install fire safety devices and follow various protocols by law, operating a safe working environment is beneficial on many other levels. This includes keeping staff members happy, at ease and feeling comfortable whilst at work. With many businesses struggling to keep and retain staff during this unique climate,
Whatever type of business you operate, you will understandably be looking at ways to reduce your outgoings. This has become a focus for many businesses in Wales, especially in the wake of the pandemic. As Welsh businesses look to bounce back, we at Twenty4 Fire and Security are thrilled to be helping customers save
