TIP: Different types of buildings carry different risks - knowing your building type helps tailor the right advice.
TIP: The more people on-site, the more important your fire safety plan becomes. Bigger teams mean more to protect — and more to coordinate in an emergency.
TIP: If people sleep on your premises, you need stricter fire safety measures. Always plan for safe evacuation at night.
TIP: A fire risk assessment should be done every year. It's your starting point for staying safe and legal.
TIP: Regular checks help you spot problems early and before they become dangerous.
TIP: Appoint trained fire wardens so someone always knows what to do in an emergency.
TIP: Make sure you have enough extinguishers, and that they’re easy to find and regularly checked.
TIP: Test your fire alarm system often. If a fire starts, this is your first line of defence.
TIP: Emergency lighting helps people find their way out if the power goes out. Test it regularly.
TIP: Staff need to know what to do in a fire. Short training sessions can save lives.
TIP: Fire drills help people stay calm and act fast. Do at least one every 6–12 months.
TIP: A clear, simple evacuation plan saves lives. Make sure everyone knows where to go.
TIP: A logbook keeps track of fire safety checks and proves you’re doing things by the book.
TIP: Exit signs should be easy to spot, and pathways should always be clear — no boxes, no clutter.

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