What to Do After a Fire Risk Assessment: Acting on the Report
A fire risk assessment only protects people once its actions are done. How to read the report, set priorities, assign owners and close actions out.
Legionella Logbook: What Records You Need to Keep
A legionella logbook proves your water safety checks are being done. The records to keep, how to lay them out and the gaps found most often.
Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs): A Practical Guide
A PEEP sets out how a person who needs help will get out in a fire. Who needs one, what goes in it and how to keep it working.
Spa Pools and Hot Tubs: Managing the Legionella Risk
Spa pools hold warm, aerated water that suits legionella. The daily checks, cleaning and records hotels, leisure centres and holiday lets need.
Emergency Lighting: What It Is For and What You Need to Record
Emergency lighting lets people find the way out when the power fails. Where it is needed, how it is tested and what to keep in your records.
Shower Heads and Legionella: How to Clean and Descale Them
Showers create the fine spray that carries legionella. How to clean, descale and disinfect shower heads and hoses, and how often to do it.
Fire Wardens: What They Do, How Many You Need and How to Train Them
What a fire warden does day to day and in an evacuation, how to decide how many you need, and what their training should cover.
What Happens During a Legionella Risk Assessment Visit?
A step-by-step guide to a legionella risk assessment visit: what the assessor inspects, what access they need, and what the report contains.
Fire Doors: What They Do and How to Check Them
Fire doors hold back fire and smoke so people can escape. What they do, a simple routine check anyone can carry out, and the faults found most often.
What Is Legionnaires’ Disease? Symptoms, Causes and Who Is at Risk
Legionnaires’ disease is a serious pneumonia caught from contaminated water droplets. The symptoms, how it is caught, who is at risk and how to prevent it.