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the butterfly collector
14 Sep 14 13:23
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i manage a small family owned department store and recently had a visit from local fire officer who asked for our fire risk assessment and all records to show what training we had given to staff etc. in the event of a fire.unfortunately most of what we had which wasn't much had disappeared so got to start again from scratch..not really my thing so anyone able to help with what I need to do or is it better to bring a company in to do it for us?

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Tommy Toes
When: 14 Sep 14 13:36
Here you go Butterfly - these are the Govt requirements.

https://www.gov.uk/workplace-fire-safety-your-responsibilities/fire-risk-assessments

It's all very straight forward, so you can do it yourself and save money by following this template for small and medium sized businesses from the Hampshire fire brigade:

http://www.hantsfire.gov.uk/assessment
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the butterfly collector
When: 14 Sep 14 13:41
brilliant thanks very much tommy..been dreading it so appreciate the help
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Tommy Toes
When: 14 Sep 14 13:42
No problem, Butterfly.
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Facts
When: 14 Sep 14 14:02
Well done. Tbc - good stuff Happy
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 14 Sep 14 14:42
Faulty electrics account for 153% of all fires in small family-owned department stores.  I can arrange to carry out an inspection & test if it would put your mind at rest.
By:
MadVlad
When: 14 Sep 14 15:21
Where's Keith Lard when you need him Confused
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Sep 14 15:21
how can it be 153%??

Dont put a blanket over a heater.
By:
parispike
When: 14 Sep 14 15:22
Crikey I didn't realise that it was 153%.

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Capt__F
When: 14 Sep 14 15:26
Grace bros going Up
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Ibrahima Sonko
When: 14 Sep 14 16:02
he is probably only using the normal scare tactics he performs on old ladies. Wink
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