Fire Door Safety Week 20-26th Sep 2021
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Why fire doors matter
Fire doors are intended to compartmentalise a fire. They allow safe evacuation of buildings. They need to be manufactured to specified standards that keep a fire out, but allow the fire service in. They also need to be expertly installed, regularly maintained and never ever propped open. There’s a really useful PDF on the Fire Door Safety Week campaign website which can be printed out and placed in any public building: 5 Step Fire Door Check It’s a 5 Step Fire Door Check and clearly and succinctly shows how anyone can check if there might be an issue with a fire door, and when they should report it. It covers the what of gaps, seals, hinges, certification, and closing, the why these matter and the how to check them. It would be a very useful one-page A4 poster for a staff room. In a public building, office space, or school a nominated fire marshal or fire warden should always be up to date with fire door regulations and ensure fire doors are maintained. It’s also crucial that all employees are aware of where the fire doors are in any building they work in or visit for work purposes and know that they should never be wedged open. Everyone has a role to play in ensuring a fire door performs as it should, from the manufacturer through to the building users. Our Fire Safety training courses ensure that employees are aware of their role in this, and we run these in both our training facilities, and onsite in yours so we can-do site-specific fire safety training if requested. Browse, and book your fire safety training, first aid training for fire marshals, fire warden first aid or public fire safety course online at: fire safety trainingPublished: 20 Sep 2021
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