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Audit shows poor evacuation provision
October 1st 2010 UK businesses are leaving
themselves open to claims and
prosecution after a series of audits
revealed poor emergency or
evacuation equipment provision in
the work place, claims emergency
supply experts Ferno.
Audits carried out by Ferno
across a range of UK companies
found 80% were failing to meet even
basic fire or evacuation procedures
on their premises. In the aftermath
of an emergency or official
inspection the firms could face
prosecution, fines or even closure
until they comply with regulations.
“We are currently advising clients
on the best cost effective way to
update their policies and equipment
so they aren’t leaving themselves
wide open – not just to criticism,
but to the serious threat of prosecution,”
said sales and marketing
director, Simon Shepherd. More articles from Ferno (UK) Limited: |
