Fire Evacuation Drills & Reporting

The Fire Safety Company will organise and invigilate Fire Evacuations with the aim of enhancing staff awareness. Our consultants will identify and rectify problem areas, with the end result being a smooth, well-organised fire evacuation with minimum disruption.

Sanjay, The Fire Safety Company
BAFE registeredNSI Gold

The “Total” Package Consists Of:

a) Liaising with an appropriate person to arrange a mutually convenient date and time on which to hold the evacuation drill – what we term “drill notification letters”.

b) Ensuring that the local Fire Brigade are aware and briefed (should the need arise).

c) Initiating the fire alarm system.

d) Observing personnel’s reaction to the alarm whilst time keeping.

e) With the exception of key staff, ensure all remaining personnel return to the building as soon as the drill is over to resume normal working activities.

f) A post–drill meeting with key personnel to discuss how to improve in the future.

g) A full report of the drill, sent to the appropriate person. The report will include a break down of events, danger areas, strong points, recommendations for improvement and the way forward.

Your complete Fire Evacuation package is designed to test staff procedures in an emergency. The program helps you meet your duties under the Fire Safety Order and follows government guidance to hold at least one fire drill a year (more often for care homes and higher-risk sites).

Fire evacuation drills undertaken with minimal disruption to staff and tenants.

Vastly experienced fire evacuation drill consultants.

We cover the whole of the UK.

It demonstrates compliance to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005

No nonsense fire facts from captain Sanjay

Evacuation Drills: frequently asked questions

How often should we hold a fire drill?

Government guidance says at least once a year, with the results recorded. Care homes and higher-risk sites should hold drills more often, including one that simulates night-time staffing levels.

Is a fire drill a legal requirement?

The law requires you to have emergency procedures and to train staff in them. Government guidance recommends testing those procedures with a fire drill at least once a year.

What should be recorded after a fire drill?

The date, how long the evacuation took, any problems found and the actions agreed to fix them. Our drills end with a written report covering all of this.

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