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Office Fire Safety
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Following some basic fire safety precautions in the office environment will considerably reduce the risk of fire. Below you`ll find useful advice from AK Safety Management that will help you to prevent fire and its consequences.
- Good housekeeping is essential in fire prevention. Remove rubbish regularly, keep escape routes clear, smoke in designated areas only, keep fire doors shut.
- Do not use portable heaters – ensure that all heaters are fixed.
- Always ensure that all light fittings have bulbs of correct voltage, desk lamps in particular.
- Always follow manufacturers` instructions when using electrical equipment and ensure that it is inspected regularly by competent person.
- Do not overload sockets and do not use multi-block adapters.
- Ensure that all fire protection and fire detection equipment is inspected regularly by competent person and records kept. Complete fire drill at least once every six month.
- Complete fire risk assessment and prepare fire evacuation plan to ensure compliance with Fire Services Acts.
- Train all staff in fire safety and use of various types of fire extinguishers.
- Identify fire wardens and provide training.
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