One of the most significant hazards in workplaces is fire, but there are measures to be taken so workplaces can be well-prepared for an emergency. Having a trained Fire Warden present in your facility can mean that the team have a coordinated approach when an unforeseen hazard breaks out. Primarily, the Fire Warden will assume

Emergencies can happen at any time, and when they do, you need to evacuate safely from where you are. Things don’t always go to plan and other hazards and emergencies may hinder the initial strategy to evacuate. When this happens, you need to be focused to be able to handle these new challenges that are

Operating a Fire Extinguisher Without Training – While emergency fire extinguishers may appear simple enough to handle, these devices still require a minimum amount of training to be effective as time is always of the essence when dealing with the fire emergency. Not all fire extinguishers carry the same chemical components, and there is no extinguisher

Fire is one of the biggest hazards in most workplaces and job sites.  But because every workplace is different, you need to identify the specific hazards in your premises if you want to ensure fire safety for your staff and employees.  To do this effectively, here’s what you should do:  Identify possible sources of heat.  Anything that could possibly produce fire or heat can be a fire hazard in a workplace.