Working with small and medium enterprises:

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.

You are legally required to have "appropriate fire-fighting equipment and fire detectors and alarms" in your premises.

Learn about fire doors and the standards you need to make sure a property you own or manage meets

Learn about how to create an emergency plan so your people know what to do if there's a fire.

Knowledge saves lives. And if you are responsible for employees or volunteers, it's important that you provide fire safety training. Here's what you need to know...

We visit many properties a year, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations in commercial properties.

If you're in the food business, here are fire safety the essentials you need to know.

If you're responsible for accommodation for older or vulnerable people, here's what you need to know about protecting them from fire.

If you run a shop or salon, here are the fire safety essentials you need to know.

Many of us spend our working days in offices of different shapes and sizes – but what are the fire safety must-knows?