CT Fire Risk Management & Protection Ltd,

Do your staff know how to operate a Fire Extinguisher?

Our Fire Extinguisher sessions teach you about the various types of fire extinguishers that may be present in your workplace and how to use them effectively and safely.

Get in touch via our website below

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Fire Risk Assessment ✅
Fire extinguishers ✅

Following a significant fire which wiped out the building, we have been in to carry out the new fire risk assessment and supply the new required fire extinguishers for this newly built warehouse.

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New Sushi Bar in Bromsgrove.

Fire extinguisher installation ✔️
Fire risk assessment ✔️

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Monday Morning, back into the workplace!

British Standard BS5839 States that your fire alarms should be tested weekly to ensure they are functional and effective.

Test your system today, ready for the week!

Another annual Audit of our insurance and CPD was completed today and successfully passed.

Here are our open hours for this Christmas holiday!

Our Christmas Fire Safety Tips!

We have been extremely busy over the past few months, unfortunately too busy to post! 

We are also fully booked until the middle of January 2024!

However, if you wish to get prepared for 2024! Please do get in touch.

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Looking forward to the game!

Come on The Reds!!!

A nice sunny drive down to London today from Birmingham helping a small nail salon with their fire risk assessment getting them ready for October 1st 2023.

From 1 October all businesses will have to record their fire risk assessment.

A fire risk assessment is the first step to protecting your business from a fire.

If you don't know where to start contact us.

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The start of September has been a busy one for CT Fire. Last week we started the week carrying out 6 fire risk assessments for 6 low-rise blocks of flats in Birmingham.

Followed up on my mid-week fire risk assessment on a converted block of flats in Malvern.

Then ended the week installing AFC Wulfrunians fire extinguishers 🧯 🔥

Amazing service once again!

Nice range of styles for local firm CT Fire Risk Management & Protection Ltd, . Clear, concise logo that will get your company noticed. Be your brand!

Last week we conducted a fire risk assessment on a large factory where we identified the means of escape being obstructed.

Article 14 under the fire safety order states
"Where necessary, in order to safeguard the safety of relevant persons, the responsible person must ensure that routes to emergency exits from premises and the exits themselves are kept clear at all times."

A week later, during our revisit, this was addressed, and the customer is adhering to Article 14, and you can see the difference.

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Excited to share another project we've been busy with - the home of Redditch United Football Club! The Valley Stadium Collaborating with David and his team, we've conducted a comprehensive fire risk assessment. 🔥 ⚽

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No matter how big or small your company is it's important you take fire safety seriously.

This key statement from the fire service is a big change that all responsible person should be aware of.

“Businesses should keep abreast of changes in fire safety legislation due in October 2023 which require businesses to record their completed fire risk assessment in full regardless of the number of staff they employ.”

Malvern businessman fined for breaching fire safety regulations at restaurant A MALVERN based restaurant director and his eatery in Ross-on-Wye have been fined thousands of pounds for breaching fire safety regulations.

We had the pleasure of carrying out the fire risk assessment, fire extinguisher training and maintaining the fire extinguishers for Elite Fitness Redditch.

The Fire Risk assessment provided a detailed action plan ensuring the business complies with The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

This was a proud moment working with Elite Fitness Redditch a well established business in Redditch, Worcestershire.

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To finish the week off, we have been out today carrying out fire Marshal and fire extinguisher training. 🔥 🧯

Our thoughts are still with the victims, their families, and the local community on the anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire.

We continue to educate business owners and landlords to ensure their premises are a safer place to live and work so that the tragic consequences of Grenfell and many other significant fires are not repeated.

Multiple changes have happened since then and more to follow! 

Fire Extinguishers MUST be clear and easily accessible at all times.

Our assessors will identify this during their inspection.

Contact us today
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As we approach another weekend. Be mindful of where you place your BBQ. These images show the damages from a BBQ where two flats were destroyed.

The full story can be found here - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-65866284

Own an HMO or manage a block of flats?

Have you checked your service risers? E-bikes/scooters should not be stored within any part of the communal area, let alone in the electrical cupboard under the timber staircase! 🔥 📋 📛.

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Extremely busy week so far, and it’s only Tuesday! 🔥

We started the week off in Worcester carrying a fire risk assessment for a well-looked-after HMO. Then over to Great Malvern for another assessment.

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We are urging people to consider access for the emergency services when parking their vehicles following issues in Kidderminster.

In the early hours of Friday May 19, the first Wyre Forest Fire Station crew on scene was delayed in reaching what turned out to be a severe house fire in Peel Street.

Poorly-parked cars made access difficult and the fire engine driver had to make several manoeuvres to enable the appliance to safely enter the road which is a narrow street with terraced houses.

Wyre Forest Watch Commander Simon Jelfs said: “There was double parking at the junction into Peel Street and another car parked away from the kerb further along. It was just after midnight and pitch black.

“It can all cost valuable time when responding to emergencies.

“We had initially thought we were responding to a fire that had been extinguished after a lady had dropped a candle on her bed.

“But the fire had re-ignited without the occupier knowing and it was coming out of the windows on the top floor when we got there.

“The whole of the top floor and the roof was destroyed.

“We would ask people to please consider access for the emergency services when parking their vehicles.”

Firefighters led the occupier, a woman in her 70s, to safety and she was treated for injuries the West Midlands Ambulance Service described as “not believed to be serious” while neighbouring properties were evacuated.

Photo: Stock image.

To start the week, we have been on site this morning in Redditch to a new refurbed factory to conduct a fire risk assessment and install these fire extinguishers.