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How much should I pay for a fire risk assessment?

How much should I pay for a fire risk assessment?

The importance of a well constructed, bespoke and thorough fire risk assessment can not be stressed enough.

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Not all risk assessments are equal…

Not all risk assessments are equal…

London Fire Associates recently carried out a fire risk assessment for London's leading supplier of commercial electric scooters and bicycles - Lime Technologies Ltd.

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Fire Risk Assessments in London

Fire Risk Assessments in London

If you're responsible for a building, it’s important to do all you can to reduce the risk of fire to keep people safe. It saves lives, it’s your legal duty, and it makes good business sense.

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The new 2021 Fire Safety Act explained

The new 2021 Fire Safety Act explained

The Fire Safety Act 2021 (Act) was made law on 29 April 2021 having been introduced to parliament in March 2020.

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What do our fire marshal courses cover?

What do our fire marshal courses cover?

We provide fire marshal / fire warden training all over London. Our extensive syllabus covers all aspects of commercial fire safety, ensuring your staff have the knowledge and expertise to safely deal with an emergency fire situation.

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London fire risk assessment companies

London fire risk assessment companies

There are many London fire risk assessment companies in and around the capital.

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Moving on up!

Moving on up!

We have been working with our friends over at Total SEO to optimise our website. The guys over there are absolutely fantastic and do amazing work. With their help we have seen London Fire Associates steadily move up the Google rankings.

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Don’t forget P.A.S.S when using extinguishers

Don’t forget P.A.S.S when using extinguishers

Knowing how to use a fire extinguisher if required is vital.

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The responsibility of the ‘responsible person’

The responsibility of the ‘responsible person’

The Fire Safety Order (FSO) came into force on 1 October, 2006. It delivered a step-change in how fire safety legislation is applied in virtually all premises in England and Wales. No longer would the fire safety arrangements be decided by the Fire Service; the responsibility was moved to the ‘responsible person’.

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