Bsafe offers one of the largest selections of quality fire extinguishers on the market. Our products are of the highest quality and offer a wide range of approvals including CE Mark, BS EN 3 Kite mark and many more. We offer the best prices in town.

Fire Safety Signs are an essential element of fire protection to help you ensure staff and visitors know what to do in the event of an emergency. Our range of signs are designed to meet all your fire safety needs and help ensure you comply with current legislation which states that "all premises should clearly mark emergency exits and escape routes.

The Fire Safety Order requires that employers designate a 'responsible person' to carry out fire risk assessments that include; the safety of employees and visitors to the site, fire fighter safety when entering the site during or following an incident, protection of property, employees' job security and environmental impact.

WE AT BSAFE Fire Protection, offer a comprehensive selection of fire safety and fire risk assessment courses to potential clients throughout the Scotland. Following the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005, it is a statutory requirement that you provide your employees with adequate fire safety training.

H.M.O RELICENCE WE AT BSAFE SPECIALISE IN HMO LICENCES. All HMO properties must have adequate means of fire FIGHTING EQUIPMENT warning and means of escape. During the inspection for your HMO licence we will work with Lothian and Borders Fire Brigade to advise you about any work required to make sure your property meets standards for fire precaution. AT LEAST STANDARD CLASS A COVER AND A FIRE BLANKET IS MINIMUM PER PROPERTY

Dry/ wet risers are intended for the use of the First Service to provide a readily available means of delivering considerable quantities of water to extinguish or to prevent the spread of fire. If your fire risk assessment concludes that you may need the intervention of the Fire Service to fight fire, you must ensure that your riser systems or hydrants are working properly. Before installation of dry or wet rising mains, the local Authority and Fire Officer must be consulted to ascertain the exact requirements.

WHY DO DRY/WET RISERS NEED TO BE SERVICED?

• Risers are prone to neglect and vandalism , Severe penalties should be rising main fail to work for the Fire Service , Leaking from wet riser could cause substantial damage BS 5306 PART 1 1976 RECOMENDS FOR DRY RISERS: , A visual inspection every six months , An annual pressure test BS 5306 PART 1 1976 RECOMMENDS FOR WET RISERSs: 2 visual inspection services per year , 2 electric pump inspection service per year & 1 flow test per year (if applicable)

Bsafe Fire are committed to maintaining the level of service and integrity of our systems, not only at the handover stage, but also throughout the service life of the system. Our maintenance procedures not only limit the probability of unwanted system failures, but also ensure our customers are confident in the use and reliability of their systems, providing specialist information to our clients in the ever changing world of technology and legislation. Customers who take up our maintenance agreements, benefit from the following services:

 • One number call out facility.

 • Twenty-four hour engineer callout cover.

 • Two-hour response time to call out.

 • Telephone Support.

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Pat testing or portable appliance testing is an important part of any health & safety policy. The Health & Safety Executive states that 25% of all reportable electrical accidents involve portable appliances. The Electricity at Work Regulations place a legal responsibility on employers, employees and self-employed persons to comply with the provisions of the regulations and take reasonably practicable steps to ensure that no danger results from the use of such equipment. This in effect requires the implementation of a systematic and regular program of maintenance, inspection and testing.

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