Call us on 0330 113 1462
Call us on 0330 113 1462
Whether in a workplace, at a rental property, or in your own home, fire and smoke alarm systems are designed to protect people and property by acting as an early warning system in the event of a fire. Everyone depends on these systems to function correctly in case they are needed, providing enough time for a safe evacuation of the building. For businesses and landlords, there is a legal obligation to ensure that this is the case, and TECC can assist you with that.
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For any business operating from a property, it is important to consider the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. This order requires all workplaces to be equipped with appropriate fire-fighting equipment, fire detectors, and alarms as necessary. British Standards recommend that fire alarm testing should be conducted at least twice a year. If this is not happening, please get in touch as soon as possible.
We conduct testing and inspection of fixed Fire Alarm Systems according to British Standard 5839-1. Additionally, we:
With our extensive experience and well-trained staff using industry-leading equipment, we ensure the highest quality service. For smaller premises that may not require an automatic fire alert system, written risk assessments outlining fire response procedures and regular fire drills are necessary.
Owners of properties renting to tenants must comply with new guidance effective from 1st October 2022, which mandates that all landlords must:
These requirements are enforced by local authorities who can impose a fine of up to £5,000 if a landlord fails to comply with a remedial notice. You can check out more information here on the Government website or the Legislation website.
This lists the absolute minimum standards expected from Landlords – please get in touch to find out how we can help keep you compliant.
As the owner and occupier of a property, it is ultimately your responsibility to ensure that a proper safety system is installed. You should also consider the safety of those you live with and the requirements of your home insurance. Home insurance policies often require the maintenance of a working smoke alarm in order to make a claim in the event of a disaster. This includes:
