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Irish law does not set a fixed interval for reviewing a fire risk assessment. It must be reviewed when something significant changes, or when there is reason to believe it…

A warehouse fire spreads fast. Large open spaces, high racking and tonnes of packaging give it everything it needs. A fire risk assessment for a warehouse or industrial unit focuses…

Restaurants, pubs and cafés combine the two things that matter most in a fire: a kitchen where one can start, and a room full of customers who do not know…

Fire safety in a nursing home is judged against a specific regulation, and the stakes are high because many residents cannot leave the building without help. A fire risk assessment…

Every office in Dublin needs a fire risk assessment, whether it is one floor above a shop or several floors of a managed block. Offices are lower risk than hotels…

Most legionella problems come from the same handful of faults. Each one is straightforward to fix once it has been found. These are the six that turn up most often…

In Ireland, fire safety duties fall on the "person having control" of a premises. That can be the owner, the occupier, a tenant or even someone hiring the premises, and…

A legionella risk assessment looks at your water system and identifies where bacteria could grow. Legionella sampling tests the water to see whether they are actually there. The risk assessment…

A fire safety register is the written record of everything you do to keep your building safe from fire: tests, servicing, training and drills. It is the first thing a…

There is no flat price for a fire risk assessment, because no two buildings carry the same risk. The cost depends mainly on how big the building is, how it…