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All the information and documentation is completely free to download and use to anyone needing it.
To access some of the files you will need a password, to get the password all you need to do is email us at info@ofst.co.uk and we will send you the password. We will not use your email details in any way other than to track how many people are using these documents, or pass them on to any third parties.
You will then have access to all the fire safety documentation you need, from risk assessment forms and policy documents, to fire safety folders and training forms.
You can also download all the fire safety guidance documents we have collected to ensure you have all the fire safety answers at all times.
If you have any fire safety related questions you need answers to you can email us at info@ofst.co.uk and we will be more than happy to help, we also post frequently asked questions which may help.
We have produced a fire safety managers and risk assessors book to help you to further understand fire safety risk assessments and the roles and responsibilities of the fire safety managers which can be downloaded below:
A guide fire safety and risk management
PLEASE NOTE: THIS PAGE IS STILL UNDER DEVELOPMENT AND SOME LINKS ARE NOT ACTIVE YET, OVER THE NEXT FEW MONTHS WE WILL BE ADDING ALL THE LINKS AND MORE.
Fire safety paperwork templates
1. Fire safety risk assessment template
2. Fire safety policy and emergency plan template
3. Emergency evacuation notice template
4. Five steps to a fire risk assessment
5. Fire safety log book template
6. Visitors log book
7. Regulatory Reform Order (Fire Safety) in plain English
8. Record of significant findings template (simple)
9. Record of significant findings template (expert)
Government fire safety guides (free to download)
The government has produced booklets to help understand and carry out the new fire safety laws relevant to your own business type. Click the link below to download a free copy of the guide.
1. Offices and Shops
2. Factories and Warehouses
3. Sleeping Accommodation
4. Residential Care Premises
5. Educational Premises
6. Small and Medium Places of Assembly
7. Large Places of Assembly
8. Theatres and Cinemas
9. Open Air Events and Venues
10. Healthcare premises
11. Transport Premises and Facilities
Fire safety folder loose leaf replacement pages
1. Useful Numbers
2. Fire safety test schedule
3.2. Building Plan
4.1. Site Drainage plan
5.1. Chemical, product and waste inventory
5.2. Coshh sheet register
6.1 Hot works permit
7.1 Textiles and furniture check sheet
9.1 Fire doors and routes test record
10. Generator test record
11.1. Fire detection and emergency lighting test record
12.1 Fire extinguisher type and location record
12.2. Fire extinguisher test record
13.1 Staff training records
13.2 List of competent Persons
14. Record of fire drill
15. Record of fire of potential fire
00. Visitors log
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Fire safety resource library
Arson terminology
Guide for disabled people
Business continuity management
Categories of building for insurance surveys
Causes of fire deaths
Strategy for management of fire safety
Preventing arson
General and emergency lighting
Quantative risk assessment
Fire safety in restaurants
Internal fire prevention control
Safety distances between waste containers and buildings
Fire safety in residential care homes
Standards for HMO’s
Panic and emergency devices
Code of practice for food and drink industry
Construction fire safety checklist
Control of dust explosions
Unoccupied buildings
Electrical safety for small businesses
Emergency lighting design guide
Environmental protection
FDR1, sample form
Findings from fatal fire investigation reports
Fire prevention on construction sites
Fire protection of laboratories
Fire research of Christmas trees
Fire safety in car spray booths
Fire safety in spray paint processed
Fire safety in warehouses
Fire statistics 2006
Fire risk assessment form
Furniture fire regulations
Guidance on enforcement
Fire safety in houses of multiple occupation
Guide to safety of sports grounds
Historic building fires
Human behaviour in burning buildings
Human behaviour in fires
Safe working with flammable substances
Landlord fire safety guide
Managing health and safety
Methods of construction fire prevention
Welding fire safety
Handling LPG
PAT testing
PAT testing 1.1
Portable electrical testing guidelines
Protection of heritage buildings and structures
Shrink wrap fire safety
Electric lighting in industrial premises
Regulatory reform order
Report of fire explosion at Conoco Phillips
RRO advice guidance HSE
RRO leaflet
Storage of aerosol products
Storage of flammable liquids
Storage of flammable liquids 3
Storage of flammable liquids 2
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