Fire safety

Read our specific advice on impairments.

General guidance to help you manage your security risks.

Rechargeable personal electric vehicles such as e-scooters, mobility scooters and electric bikes can be a safety and fire hazard. Read our guidance on how to store, maintain and reduce the risk to your vehicle.

Active fire protection systems are widely used and normally provide a very reliable means of fire protection.

Building owners and operators have a duty to maintain electrical equipment in a safe condition.

Our photovoltaic guidance to end-users of photovoltaic plants.

Outdoor patio heaters have become increasingly popular with pubs, cafes, restaurants, and hotels utilising their outdoor space.

The handling of hazardous materials has the potential to impact people, property and the environment.

Inadequately controlled hot work is a major cause of fire.

Every year, thousands of companies suffer major losses due to fire incidents.

Read our latest advice and guidance on how to manage risk with flammable liquids and gases and keep it in the pipe!

To ensure that premises are maintained as a safe environment, they should be inspected regularly.

Find out more about how to mitigate risks relating to extraction duct work.

Over recent years there have been significant fire losses associated with the use of composite panels.

Find out how to best protect your property from the top 5 risks and hazards you face as a landlord in the UK.

New vehicles and electric vehicles present a number of risks including Li-ion batteries and increased plastic content which increase fire hazards, particularly in enclosed car parks.

Guidance on the storage of Lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells, batteries, modules and finished products containing Li-ion batteries.