Yes, under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, UK businesses are legally required to appoint trained fire wardens, also known as fire marshals, to oversee fire safety within the workplace. Fire warden training ensures that designated individuals are fully...

As a leader in safety and environmental stewardship, FRA Compliance is informing clients of significant upcoming regulatory changes affecting foam fire extinguishers across the UK. Transition Away from PFAS-Containing Foams Due to the environmental hazards associated...

There were approximately 496,736 criminal damage and arson crime offences recorded by the police in England in Wales in the 2023/24 reporting year. Arson is a complex crime with various motivations and causes. Understanding these can help in prevention and...

Common causes of work place fires in the UK: Key workplace fire statistics for 2023 There were 7,649 workplace fires in 2022/23Workplace fires are most often caused by faulty appliances and leadsIndustrial premises are most at risk of workplace fires17% of all...

Fire is a major risk in almost every workplace in the UK. Each year there are more than 20,000 fires that occur in buildings used for commercial or industrial purposes, according to government data. These fires are caused by faulty equipment, improper storage of waste...

Fire door failure: How to spot the faults. Purpose built to compartmentalise fire and smoke, fire doors are recognised as a critical element of passive fire protection and exist in practically every building where we work, sleep and live. Such is their importance;...