Starting a new business in 2025 comes with many challenges, but ensuring compliance with UK fire safety regulations should be a top priority. Failing to meet fire safety standards can lead to severe legal penalties, reputational damage, and, most importantly, risks to life and property. At Twenty4 Fire and Security, we specialise in helping businesses
Fire safety is a critical component of workplace safety, but communicating these important messages effectively can often be a challenge. The traditional methods of fire safety training can sometimes be dull and easily forgotten. To truly engage employees and ensure that fire safety remains a priority, it’s essential to get creative. Here are some fun
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.
In the modern workplace, ensuring employee safety is paramount. One of the most effective ways to protect staff is by implementing a robust fire safety plan. Such a plan not only safeguards lives and property but also plays a crucial role in supporting Human Resources (HR) functions such as recruitment, retention, and overall staff well-being.
Emergency lighting is a critical component of fire safety that ensures the safe evacuation of buildings during power outages or emergencies. In the UK, businesses are required by law to install and maintain emergency lighting systems to protect employees, customers, and visitors. This blog will explain what emergency lighting is, why it's essential for
Fire safety is a crucial aspect of running any business, but it's especially important for restaurants and bars. The bustling kitchens, flammable materials, and high foot traffic create a higher risk of fire incidents. For restaurants in Cardiff, maintaining robust fire safety protocols is not just about compliance but about ensuring the safety of
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
In any business, safety should always be a top priority - full stop. When it comes to fire safety plans, emergency lighting plays a vital role in providing illumination and guidance during critical situations. Whether it's a small office, a local shop, or a large industrial complex, having a well-designed emergency lighting system is integral
