Fire safety

Fire log book contents listTraditionally, businesses have kept all of their fire records together in a fire log book. Our template fire log book contents list tells you what to include.Why keep one?A fire log book is a folder where you keep all of th... Read more

Visitor record bookKeeping track of visitors and making them aware of your fire procedures is a must. You can achieve both using a visitor record book.Sign in here pleaseWe appreciate that asking visitors to sign in when they arrive at your premises ... Read more

False alarm recordIt's good practice to keep a record of false alarms as part of your fire log book. Use our record form to do this.Why record these events?Whilst there isn't a legal requirement to keep a record of false alarms, there are several advan... Read more

Fire risk assessment - scale drawingUse our scale drawing document to create a plan of your building showing the location of fire hazards, fire fighting equipment, escape routes etc. why you need onePutting together a fire plan of your premises fulfi... Read more

Fire management - control measuresAs you work through your fire risk assessment identifying fire hazards, you also need to decide what action to take to control them. Our control measures document will prompt you. Risk reduction In our fire risk asse... Read more

Fire check recordOur record form is designed to be a short and simple document to keep track of regular fire safety checks. What's covered?Cut downMost fire safety logbooks include separate sheets for fire alarms, fire doors, extinguishers, etc. This ... Read more

Fire risk assessment - document control sheetOur control sheet acts as an index and record for your fire risk assessment documents. What's covered?There are 19 separate forms in our fire risk assessment system for larger premises. The purpose of this ... Read more

Fire risk assessment - introductionIf you use our fire risk assessment system you'll have a number of sheets assessing different topics. Why not set the scene with our introduction document which provides essential premises details?Using the formOur r... Read more

Fire hazards - sources of fuelWhen carrying out a fire risk assessment your starting point is to identify hazards, including materials which can burn. Use our document to note your findings.Systematic assessmentOur fire risk assessment system include... Read more

Fire risk assessment - fire managementIn addition to identifying sources of fuel, oxygen and heat, your fire risk assessment should check that your management arrangements are up to scratch. What's covered?The Fire Risk Assessment - Fire Management fo... Read more