Maintenance and commissioning of fire alarms in the South East of England. Experience and attention to detail on all types of system. 07900 405000
South East, England
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Five years ago I decided to break out and start on my own.
From no work to too much work - just me to a bunch of loyal engineers who care about our customers - we've come a long way.
In 2022, we'll be taking this business seriously.
Perhaps we can help you.
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Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Happy Birthday 🎉
Happy 1st #Birthday to us today! @BasepointCrowb1 officially opened a year ago today and what a year it has been :) Thanks to all our clients and visitors for making it a very special place to be. #Celebration to come later in the year!
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Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
A responsible person must: carry out a fire risk assessment and review it regularly; tell staff or their representatives about any risks; put in place, and maintain, appropriate fire safety measures; plan for an emergency; provide information, fire safety instruction and training
In shared premises it’s likely there’ll be more than one responsible person. You’ll need to co-ordinate your #firesafety plans to make sure people on or around the premises are safe. For common or shared areas, the responsible person is the landlord, freeholder or managing agent.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
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Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
A responsible person must: carry out a fire risk assessment and review it regularly; tell staff or their representatives about any risks; put in place, and maintain, appropriate fire safety measures; plan for an emergency; provide information, fire safety instruction and training
In shared premises it’s likely there’ll be more than one responsible person. You’ll need to co-ordinate your #firesafety plans to make sure people on or around the premises are safe. For common or shared areas, the responsible person is the landlord, freeholder or managing agent.
Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
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HOTELS NOT UP TO STANDARD: According to this article, more hotel owners need to look out for hotel fire hazards and comply with fire regulations. If you need any advice on complying with fire regulations, then do get in touch.
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Make today #TestItTuesday - the day each week that you test your smoke alarms at home. If you're the 'responsible person' at work, then also use this day to run a fire alarm test in your building. You should do this during working hours so your colleagues recognise the sound.
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