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Choosing The Right Fire Risk Assessment Company

Choosing The Right Fire Risk Assessment Company

London Fire Associates were pleased to be recommended in 'UK construction blog' as one of the leading London fire risk assessment companies in the capital.

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Landlord fined over £10,000 for breaching fire safety guidelines

Landlord fined over £10,000 for breaching fire safety guidelines

The importance for landlords for flats or HMO's to keep up with fire regulations is vital.

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Current Fire Risk Assessment Requirements

Current Fire Risk Assessment Requirements

What fire safety rules and regulations are in effect right now in the UK?

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Is your fire risk assessment legally ‘suitable and sufficient’?

Is your fire risk assessment legally ‘suitable and sufficient’?

Most businesses and some property owners know that they need a fire risk assessment. The problem is there are so many companies offering these services at wildly differing prices. Surely one should just go with the cheapest quote as a fire risk assessment is a fire risk assessment right?

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The importance of smoke and fire detection in your premises

The importance of smoke and fire detection in your premises

Having a smoke detection system in your premises is a key element of your fire escape plan, as smoke can quickly spread throughout a property during a blaze. It is also often a legal requirement for your business.

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Understanding The New Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022

Understanding The New Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 came into force on 23rd January 2023 and implement the majority of the recommendations made by the Grenfell Tower Inquiry in its Phase 1 report, which required a change in the law.

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Is your fire risk assessor fully accredited and suitably qualified?

Is your fire risk assessor fully accredited and suitably qualified?

Calls to regulate against the potential incompetence of people who check fire risks in buildings before the Grenfell Tower disaster were dismissed by government ministers because of an “ideological” aversion to increasing red tape, the public inquiry has heard.

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