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Terms and conditions applyFire Safety Risk Assessment - Large Places of Assembly
DCLG
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Format: Book
Pages: 152
Publisher: DCLG
Date Published: Jun 2006
Stock Code: 58985
Binding: Paperback
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New fire safety rules affecting all business premises in England and Wales will come into force in October 2006 under the Regulatory Reform Order, the biggest overhaul of fire safety legislation in decades.
This 'Guide to Fire Safety in Large Places of Assembly' is suitable for all premises where more than 200 people gather, e.g., shopping centres, large nightclubs, exhibition and conference centres, sports stadia, museums and libraries.
It is divided into two parts:
Part 1: Explains what fire risk assessment is and how you might go about it. Fire risk assessment should be the foundation for all the fire precautions in your premises.
Part 2: Provides further guidance on fire precautions. The information is provided for you and others to dip into during your fire risk assessment or when you are reviewing your precautions.
It is for all employers, managers, occupiers and owners of large places of assembly i.e. where more than 300 people could gather including:
- Sports stadia
- Exhibition and conference centres
- Large nightclubs
- Churches, cathedrals, other places of worship
- Community centres and village halls
- Common areas of shopping malls
- Premises that adjoin other complexes such as shopping centres
- This guide does not apply to premises that include sleeping accommodation, theatres and cinemas and or outdoor facilities.
There are 11 Fire Safety Guides in the series.
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