Whether you run a hospitality business, construction company, a salon in the city or are a property landlord, you will be well aware of the fact that you need to conduct an annual fire risk assessment. This is a legal obligation for most employers, building owners, and property owners, with these requirements set out in
Whether you run a creative agency, accountancy firm or even a hospitality business, there will be many regulations, requirements and red tape your business needs to be aware of. While rules and regulations differ from one industry to the next, when it comes to fire safety, every company must take action and ensure their
With businesses in Wales now reopening, many are unpacking in new offices! Whether you are moving to a new-build office block in Cardiff or relocating your Swansea business to an established commercial property, the stress of upping sticks and transferring stock and staff will inevitably be stressful. Here at Twenty4 Fire and Security, we are
Running/managing a business has its stresses, one being the long list of fire safety obligations needed to be adhered to. While a bit of a bore for most, fire safety is incredibly important and should never be overlooked. Not only is making your place of work safe the right thing to do for those
Running a business office/premises can be hugely costly. From rent and rates to equipment and security, everything adds up! For this reason, duties such as fire safety can often slip through the net. This is something we at Twenty4 Fire and Security are eager to change, offering affordable fire safety solutions to ensure our customers
While a festive period full of cheer, winter is also a season that brings its own sets of fire hazards with it. This is especially the case when it comes to businesses. Here at Twenty4, we share a few fire safety tips with you, ensuring you, your employees and your business premises are operating safely
The National Fire Chiefs Association, a body campaigning for improvement and development in the fire safety industry, is calling on businesses to review their fire safety setups in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. With new ways of working introduced due to social distancing rules, we have seen a huge change in fire risks to buildings.
Your place of work needs to be a productive, safe environment in which staff members feel comfortable. This is why ensuring business properties are 'fire-safe' is essential. Below, we look at ways you can prevent fires at work. Conduct your annual fire risk assessments While there are hundreds of ways you reduce the risk of
Nurseries, schools, colleges, and universities are places where people should feel safe, inspired and passionate about learning; environments that help craft students into the best versions of themselves they can be. Where any fire is regretful, for schools they can have devastating effects on staff, students and parents alike. This is why ensuring such
Most commercial businesses in Wales and England have a whole bunch of fire safety regulations its owners/managers have to abide by. However, if a premises has more than 5 people using it regularly, an annual fire risk assessment will be required, with evidence of this needing to be recorded by law. This is why at
