UK Fire Safety Company Launches New Website! !
Website offers Fire risk Assessments, Fire Safety Training & Fire Safety Services!

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the person responsible for a property or structure must carry out a fire safety risk assessment and implement and maintain a fire management plan. This plan is best implemented by a professional fire risk assessment provider. The potential loss from fire in terms of both human life and property, dictate that this fire risk assessment be both thorough and accurate. These same professionals can also provide fire safety services and fire safety training which are also essential to a responsible fire safety approach. With so much at stake, there is no good reason not to invest in a reputable, competent fire assessment service provider and safety training company.
The Beacon Fire Safety website offers a wealth of information and resources designed to help you make an informed decision in regard to your fire assessment and fire safety training needs. Their team of experienced, highly trained fire safety professionals can put together a package that perfectly suits the needs of your particular situation. The government provides a set of guides for consumers to use in assessing their fire risk situation, but for any but the simplest situations an expert is the only prudent answer. Beacon fire Safety trainers all have experience and qualifications gained via their work within the fire industry and are able to provide additional information and advice during training sessions. Their trainers are also CRB cleared which allows them to provide courses in care homes, schools etc.
Beacon Fire Safety provides a full range of fire safety, fire risk assessment, and fire safety training products, and will be happy to provide you with a free estimate.
For further information about Beacon Fire Safety visit their website at: http://www.beaconfiresafety.co.uk/
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