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One day Fire Safety Order seminar
March 4th 2008

Three one day fire safety seminars from Evac+Chair being held through May, June and July will explore the issue of Corporate Responsibility in relation to the Fire Safety Order.

The Order applies virtually to all premises and nearly every type of building, structure and open space. It means that any person who has some level of control for premises must take reasonable steps to reduce the risk from fire and make sure people can escape safely if there is a fire.

This is the responsibility of: Employers, Managing Agents, Property Owners, Occupiers, Responsible Persons

Seminar Programme

Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (R.R.O.) - who it affects

Building Controllers Aspect

Fire Evacuation and Means of Escape – employers duties

Corporate Manslaughter – Legal Aspect

Dates

23 April ’08, Berystede Hotel, Ascot

20 May ‘08, Holiday Inn, Solihull, Birmingham

5 June ’08, Royal Armouries, Leeds

Prices

Principle delegate Ł250 +VAT, further delegates Ł225 + VAT. To book visit www.paraid.com/seminar or email or Tel: 0121-765-5548

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