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If you’re a landlord or property manager, ensuring the safety of your tenants should be a top priority.
One of the most critical aspects of tenant safety is fire prevention and preparedness.
Fire risk assessments play a crucial role in identifying potential hazards and ensuring that safety measures are in place to protect both the residents and the property.
In this guide, we cover everything you need to know about the legal requirement of fire risk assessments for flats.
In the UK, Fire Risk Assessments are a legal requirement for anyone who manages or owns a property or business, regardless of the number of employees, as per the Fire...
Many property managers and landlords in the UK are required to conduct fire risk assessments to ensure that their occupants are safe and that their property meets the...
A recent report from the Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS) has revealed that 75% of fire doors inspected by approved inspectors in the UK failed to meet the required...
Property management company fined for fire safety failures. Make sure you know your legal responsibilities! From FSM - Fire Safety Matters - 24 November 2021 PROPERTY...
Let's start with the what and why By law, every Multi occupied building, all employers and all premises open to the public, are required to conduct a fire risk...
To Begin - why a Fire risk assessment ? Carrying out a comprehensive fire risk assessment, on your occupied space/building, as part of your fire safety plan is...
'More than a third of buildings fail to meet Fire safety standards' This was the finding of an audit carried out by North Yorkshire Fire Service. 38% of 1100 public...
It's #Businesssafetyweek ! Another reminder that as a business owner with employees, you have responsibilities to keep them safe. As well as your visitors and...
There are no specific time periods in law for how often fire risk assessments must be done or reviewed. The law simply says that the person responsible for the...
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Earlier in the year 5 renters took their Landlord to court and won £15000 of their rent back, on the basis that: "A visit from a housing officer in May 2018 revealed...