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For business owners, there is nothing more important in the workplace than ensuring the employees, staff and property are safe in the event of a fire. Unfortunately, safety is easily compromised if there is not a plan in place to ensure the fire doors are inspected as often as possible.

There are laws in place that regulate these inspections, and those who fail to abide by these laws risk penalties and even imprisonment.

What Is A Fire Emergency Evacuation Plan (FEEP)?

A FEEP, fire emergency evacuation plan, is a document that includes information regarding fire safety. In this plan, there are outlined steps that detail the actions that should be taken by employees and/or staff members if there is a fire within the walls of the building. There is also information in this plan that explains how calls to the fire brigade should be handled.

There are two types of notices that must be included within a fire emergency evacuation plan.

The first type of notice is a general fire notice - This type of notice is ideal for smaller businesses.

A general fire notice could be a single page that contains fire evacuation information. It is typically posted in areas where it can be readily viewed by employees and assigned staff members so they can become familiar with the information in the notice.

There is also a staff fire notice - This type of fire evacuation notice includes detailed fire safety information, and is typically geared towards larger buildings and buildings that have a higher fire risk.

A staff fire notice takes into account the results that are presented in a fire risk assessment and gives precise and detailed instructions on how staff and employees should proceed if there is a fire in the building.

What Are the Benefits of a Fire Evacuation Plan?

Assigned employees are provided with the latest information regarding the company’s fire safety and evacuation plan that contains clear instructions on the actions needed if there is a fire alarm or a fire. By understanding their roles within the plan and being presented with this information before disaster strikes, companies can ensure that the evacuation plan will be executed as designed to prevent the loss of life and property.

Foley Fire Risk Assessments are experts in fire Risk Assessment in the South West with a proven track record for fire risk surveys and solutions. In addition to providing the expertise needed to perform a fire risk survey, we offer all your buildings a safe and compliant Fire Risk Assessment.

To find out more, contact the Foley Fire Risk Assessment Team

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What Is A Fire Emergency Evacuation Plan (FEEP)?

There are two types of notices that must be included within a fire emergency evacuation plan.

The first type of notice is a general fire notice - This type of notice is ideal for smaller businesses.

A general fire notice could be a single page that contains fire evacuation information. It is typically posted in areas where it can be readily viewed by employees and assigned staff members so they can become familiar with the information in the notice.

There is also a staff fire notice - This type of fire evacuation notice includes detailed fire safety information, and is typically geared towards larger buildings and buildings that have a higher fire risk.

A staff fire notice takes into account the results that are presented in a fire risk assessment and gives precise and detailed instructions on how staff and employees should proceed if there is a fire in the building.

For any enquiries or questions, please call 078565 10356 or contact our team via the form on our contact page.

Unmatched Fire Risk Assessment and Fire Safety Consultancy Services in and around the South West.

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What Is A Fire Emergency Evacuation Plan (FEEP)?

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There are two types of notices that must be included within a fire emergency evacuation plan.

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The first type of notice is a general fire notice - This type of notice is ideal for smaller businesses.

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A general fire notice could be a single page that contains fire evacuation information. It is typically posted in areas where it can be readily viewed by employees and assigned staff members so they can become familiar with the information in the notice.

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There is also a staff fire notice - This type of fire evacuation notice includes detailed fire safety information, and is typically geared towards larger buildings and buildings that have a higher fire risk.

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​A staff fire notice takes into account the results that are presented in a fire risk assessment and gives precise and detailed instructions on how staff and employees should proceed if there is a fire in the building.

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For any enquiries or questions, please call 078565 10356 or contact our team via the form on our contact page.​

Unmatched Fire Risk Assessment and Fire Safety Consultancy Services in and around the South West.

A staff fire notice takes into account the results that are presented in a fire risk assessment and gives precise and detailed instructions on how staff and employees should proceed if there is a fire in the building.

For any enquiries or questions, please call 078565 10356 or contact our team via the form on our contact page.