Expert guidance, compliance updates and best practice advice from our fire safety specialists.
Before closing for the holidays, check your fire safety is up to date. PB Safety outlines key actions to stay safe, legal and prepared for 2026.
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Fire safety isn’t just a tick-box exercise - it’s a legal and moral responsibility for every business. Yet, many organisations still fall victim to common misconceptions that can put people, property and livelihoods in danger. Let’s debunk some of the most widespread fire safety myths and set the record straight.
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Fire safety in the workplace is a legal duty and a moral responsibility. As the Responsible Person under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, you must make sure that your premises are safe, evacuation procedures are clear, and staff know how to respond in an emergency.
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Fire safety is a non-negotiable aspect of running any business. Beyond legal compliance, it’s about safeguarding lives, property, and your business’s long-term future. Yet, despite its importance, many businesses unknowingly leave themselves exposed to significant fire risk due to avoidable mistakes.
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When it comes to fire safety, one of the most commonly misunderstood concepts is the role of the “Responsible Person.” Under UK fire safety legislation, every non-domestic premises must have someone legally accountable for ensuring that fire safety duties are carried out – but what does that involve?
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July brought new legislation, The Fire Safety (Residential Evacuation Plans) (England) Regulations 2025, which will require Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) for residents who may need assistance evacuating high-rise residential buildings across the UK.
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who exactly is legally responsible for ensuring fire safety in the workplace? This blog breaks down the key responsibilities under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and helps clarify who needs to take action to stay compliant and safeguard lives.
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When was your last fire risk assessment reviewed? If you’re not sure, it’s been over 12 months, or you’ve made any significant changes to your building/processes, etc. – your business could be at risk.
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It only takes one spark to change everything. One misstep, one overlooked hazard, and the consequences can be catastrophic.
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Fire safety is a crucial consideration at every stage of a construction project. With the increasing emphasis on building safety, fire risks must be assessed and managed from the outset to avoid complications down the line.
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