Our seasoned fire safety
professionals here at Triple Star Fire (http://www.triplestarfire.com)
continually impress upon our clients the importance of investing in the right fire alarm systems and other
protective measures. We cater for all manner of properties and business
premises, and our past and present clients include the likes of the London
Underground, EDF Energy and Barclays. But whoever we work with, our message
remains the same: you have the utmost moral and legal imperative to protect
you, your employees and your property against fire.
Of course, fire isn't always
easily prevented, and its causes can be complex, but this only gives you all
the more reason to ensure that your own organisation's fire safety equipment
and fire alarm installations are
of the highest standard possible. There's never a time when various fire
disasters aren't in the news, with bulletins often beaming very dramatic
pictures and footage around the world of an unfortunate business that has
become the victim of an arson attack or a mere terrible accident. It's far too
easy to think that it could never be your own business that is affected by such
an event.
Even as we write this
article, we only need to take a brief look at Google News to see that a major
blaze has struck at a factory in Leicester, resulting in parts of it collapsing
after the fire burned through the night. The fire at the plant in Trevanth Road
started shortly before midnight on Tuesday, and by the time the first fire
crews arrived at the scene, the building - which covers some 10,000 square feet
- was fully alight. In fact, as many as 55 fire-fighters tackled the blaze, and
the battle continued through the night. A building inspection and investigation
is to take place into the cause of the fire, but whatever conclusion is
reached, it looks to have been an incredibly expensive disaster.
Similarly, we are reading
reports of a major outbreak in the Black Country, more specifically at a
company in Smethwick, where flames engulfed around 500 tons of scrap metal. The
possible cause of this one might be more obvious at first glance, given that
the police are keeping an open mind about a potential link with various other
suspected arson attacks on nearby scrapyards. But again, it was an event
placing great demands upon local emergency personnel, with 50 fire-fighters
tackling the blaze at its height.
Thankfully, it doesn't
appear that anyone was harmed in either of these fires - but events like these
can, at the very least, cause serious damage to a company's bottom line and at
worst, result in deaths and widespread destruction. That’s why, here at Triple
Star Fire (http://www.triplestarfire.com),
we'll never cease to stress the importance of measures like fire
equipment maintenance and a fire
risk assessment that can help to prevent fires from occurring, or at least
greatly minimise the damage that does happen if one breaks out. Contact us now
for more information.
Editor’s
Note: Triple Star Fire (http://www.triplestarfire.com) are represented by
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Media. Email: info@jumpingspidermedia.co.uk or call: +44 (0)20 3070 1959
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