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Latest England fire statistics reveal rising incidents, fires and false alarms. Learn what the figures mean for workplace fire safety and training.

Why should you keep fire doors closed?

What happens when fire extinguishers fail an inspection? What happens next?

Can you service a fire extinguisher yourself? And what can a responsible person check themselves? We answer this and more in this blog.

A well-maintained fire extinguisher could last for many years. However, most fire extinguishers don’t come with an expiry date and most people often don’t know how to tell when it has expired...

We cover what a fire risk assessment is, how often it should be reviewed, and who is responsible for keeping the assessment up to date.

In order for your business to be compliant, the fire extinguishers within your business need to be serviced every 12 months, but what is included in a fire extinguisher maintenance service?

Regular fire safety training ensures staff are prepared to respond quickly and effectively in emergencies, reducing risks to people and property. Do you know how often your staff should be trained?

When it comes to fires in the home, the kitchen is a common room for a fire to start and can be extremely dangerous if not handled properly.

There are various types of fire extinguisher, each designed to tackle different classes of fire. The “class” refers to different types of fuel, for example A = combustibles, B = flammable liquids. Different classes of fire require different mechanisms to extinguish them. Some require smothering to remove oxygen, and some require the removal of heat. Here’s a quick guide to understanding when you should use each fire extinguisher.