Fire Risk Assessment
Fire Door Certification
The Importance of Fire Door Certification: Protecting Lives, Property and Peace of Mind At Fire Guard Services, we believe that when it comes to fire protection, there is no room for compromise. Fire door certification is not just a legal requirement—it’s a vital component of a comprehensive passive fire protection strategy. Properly assessed or certified…
Read MoreWhat you need to know about the latest updates to the Fire Detection Standards BS 5839-1:2025
As your trusted fire prevention and protection specialists, we’re always keeping a close eye on the latest developments in British fire safety regulations to ensure the buildings in our communities are as protected as possible. That’s why we wanted to share some important information about the recent updates to Fire Detection Standards BS 5839-1:2025 for…
Read MoreUK Property Manager Fined £26K: Why Fire Safety Compliance Is Non-Negotiable for Your Business
Staying Safe and Compliant: Navigating UK Fire Safety Compliance Regulations for Your Organisation Ensuring the safety of your employees, visitors, residents, and property from the devastating impact of fire is not just a moral obligation – it’s a fundamental legal requirement for businesses and organisations across the UK. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005…
Read MoreThe right type of fire extinguisher for your business?
Fire safety is a critical aspect of running any business. This article asks the question: do you know the right type of fire extinguisher for your business? Whether you operate a small office, a retail shop, an industrial warehouse, care home or school, ensuring you have the correct fire extinguishers on hand can mean the…
Read MoreTop 5 Business Fire Risks
5 Common Business Fire Risks & Hazards in UK Businesses (And How to Fix Them) Fire safety is a crucial concern for businesses across the UK. A single fire incident can lead to devastating consequences, including property damage, financial losses, and risks to human life. Many workplace fires are preventable if businesses identify common hazards…
Read MoreWhat Happens During a Fire Risk Assessment?
A fire risk assessment is a crucial step in ensuring the safety of your premises, employees, and visitors. At Fire Guard Services, we follow a comprehensive and methodical approach to assess potential fire hazards, evaluate risks, and provide practical recommendations for improving fire safety. Here’s what happens when our expert team conducts a fire risk…
Read More5 Things You Need to Know If Your Building Has a Lightning Conductor
Lightning conductors are used to protect three things: The structure of the building The people in and around the building Electrical equipment in the building or connected to the power supplies With this in mind, here are five things you must know, to ensure your lightning conductor is safe. Maintain System to Prevent “Flash-Over” If…
Read MoreCarbon Monoxide – Would Your Building Detect The Silent Killer?
According to The London Fire Brigade, many people are unaware of the risks posed by carbon monoxide (CO). Only around 15% of people have a CO alarm, compared to 90% of people who have a smoke alarm. What is carbon monoxide? CO is a dangerous and ‘silent killer’ due to it being an odourless and colourless…
Read MoreFire Safety Risks in Cafes, Restaurants & Takeaways
Running a successful café, restaurant, or takeaway means juggling the everyday demands that these commercial establishments bring. For any food-based outlet, fire safety and protection must be a top priority for the owner of the business. As any experienced restaurateur knows, fires in commercial kitchens are a common occurrence and can incur serious costs, to…
Read MoreAre all of your staff fire safety trained?
In an emergency situation, the actions of any one person are likely to impact others around them. That’s why it’s important for all of your employees to have up to date knowledge on how to act in the event of a fire. So, what do my employees need to know about fire safety? Firstly, all…
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