Kingfell Risk Management - Construction Fire Safety

We deliver:

On site service to assist you the management and audit of your construction site efficiently and cost effectively

The Construction (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1996 require measures both to prevent fires happening and to make sure all people on construction sites (including visitors) are protected if they do occur. The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994 (CDM) also require those designing, planning and carrying out projects to take construction fire safety into account.

Q Why do I need to manage construction site fire safety?
A: It is a mandatory requirement to ensure the safety of workers and visitors to the construction site

Q What does your service include?
A: Some of the common areas that will be covered include fire prevention, means of escape, emergency plans, fire fighting equipment and raising the alarm

Q What happens when construction comes to end?
A: The construction Fire Risk Assessments form part of the required documentation under Building Regulation 16B. These can be easily integrated into InterAct to provide comprehensive ongoing fire safety management of the facility and compliance with Regulation 16B