Fire Safety At Work

Friday, 9 May 2008

The Fast Guide to Fire Safety at Work provides essential guidance from The Fire Protection Association and advises on how to avoid accidental fires, how to protect your premises from maliciously started fires, and gives step-by-step illustrated instructions on what to do in the event of fire. Contents include:

* Know what to do.
* Fire Fighting.
* Know your Fire Extinguishers.
* First Aid.
* Fire safety at work

Deluxe Version (Encapsulated in Plastic) of Fire safety at work, Measures: 165mm x 100mm when folded. The Fast Guide to Fire Safety at Work - Economy Version. Identical contents to the Deluxe version (FR002), except that the deluxe version is encapsulated in plastic and more durable whereas the Economy version is laminated and is therefore more affordable. Measures 165mm x 100mm when folded. Book: Fire Risk Management in the Workplace: A Guide for Employers.

Produced by The Fire Protection Association, this book covers the Risk Assessment requirements of the Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997. The guide helps employers understand and manage their obligations under the Regulations.

* Contents: Legal background
* Identification of hazards in the workplace
* Coping with residual risks
* The role of the Fire Safety Manager
* Threat from arson and terrorism
* A simple Fire Risk Assessment,/li>
* Planning for emergencies
* Fire Inspection Checklists.

The Prevention and Control of Arson

The Fire Protection Association's expert information and practical advice for those (principally industry and commerce) responsible for protecting their company premises from the arsonists.

* Contents: Arsonists and their motives
* Arson in industry, commerce & public places
* Fire investigation for fire safety managers
* Designing against arson
* Prevention of arson on construction sites
* Protection against arson
* Arson Risk Assessment Method
* Incendiaries, bombs and terrorism
* Technical appendices.

Guide to Fire Safety Signs (2nd Edition)

The Fire Protection Association's handy volume on fire safety at work and positioning of fire safety signs in line with relevant European legislation. Contains over 60 examples of signs, equipment and labels in full colour. Previously called Hot Work Management. This really useful resource will be invaluable to those who control hot work activities for all construction, refurbishment or renovation projects and day-to-day maintenance work. It comprises a booklet plus CD which will enable the user to run a hot work permit scheme on screen. The booklet surveys the the measures essential for hot work safety on site and provides full instructions for using the CD. The electronic scheme delivers hot work checklists and hot work permits and will save copies of all permits issued. CD will run on most PCs that have Microsoft Access 2000 installed.

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