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False alarms account for almost 1/3 of our service activity as well as
increasing road risk and disrupting businesses and communities.
We will now reduce these callouts and use this time to support community safety.
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https://t.co/UE8abxsJe6
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We attend around 28,479 false alarms in the workplace every year.
From April 2023 we'll establish if there is an actual fire before sending any response.
Hospitals, care homes and sleeping risk premises will be exempt.
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More time to keep Scotland safe. Our public consultation backed calls to reduce our attendances at workplace false alarms by up to 57%.
Hospitals, residential care homes and sleeping risk premises will remain exempt.
See more here ๐https://t.co/W8e8C7Fqaf
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โ Final hours of our consultation on changing how we respond to workplace automatic fire alarms โ
๐ฃ Have you had your say?
๐It's not too late to help us change. Make your voice heard and take part in our consultation.
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๐ฃ It's time for change ๐ฃ
Our consultation on changing how we respond to workplace automatic fire alarms closes at 23:59 today.
Help us change. Make your voice heard and take part in our consultation.
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We're consulting on how we respond to automatic fire alarms from workplaces.
Group Commander Roy Dunsire explains the role of a duty holder in investigating an automatic fire alarm alert.
Take part in our consultation: https://t.co/U0jPoVCgtq
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Each year, we attend more than 28,000 false alarms from workplace automatic fire alarms.
We want to reduce this number and use the time to do more for the communities we serve.
Our consultation closes on Monday, October 11.
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We're consulting on changing how we respond to workplace automatic fire alarms.
Due to COVID-19, we had to adapt our response.
Assistant Chief Officer Stuart Stevens explains why this option isn't included in our consultation.
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We want to do more for the communities we serve.
By changing how we respond to workplace automatic fire alarms, our firefighters will have more time to train for the changing types of emergencies we face.
Take part in our consultation https://t.co/Tny2Wglmbr
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๐ฃ Our consultation on changing how we respond to workplace automatic fire alarms closes on Monday, October 11.
We'd like your views on our three proposed options.
Make your voice heard and take part in our consultation.
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It's time for change.
We're consulting on how we respond to automatic fire alarms from workplaces and have three options we want your views on.
In this video, Area Commander Libby Logan explains call challenge.
Help us change: https://t.co/tXv8ebrSB8
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๐ฃ Just one week left to respond to our consultation on changes to our workplace automatic fire alarm response ๐ฃ
Chief Officer Martin Blunden: โThis change will allow crews to respond to genuine emergencies much quicker."
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It's time for change.
We're consulting on how we respond to automatic fire alarms from workplaces and have three options we want your views on.
In this video, Group Commander Brian Robertson explains Option B.
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It's time for change.
We're consulting on how we respond to automatic fire alarms from workplaces and have three options we want your views on.
In this video, Group Commander Roy Dunsire explains Option A.
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๐ We attend more than 28,000 workplace automatic fire alarms each year and want to use this time to do more for the communities we serve.
Take part in our consultation and help us make Scotland safer for everyone.
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An unwanted fire alarm signal (UFAS) is a false alarm generated when we attend an automatic fire alarm signal from a workplace that isnโt a fire - we attend more than 28,000 each year.
We want to use this time to do more for the communities we serve.
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๐ We're calling time on 'burnt toast' call outs.
๐ฅ Watch our video and find out why.
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https://t.co/4VwwBdMlES
๐ Reducing the number of unwanted fire alarm signals from workplaces we attend means our firefighters can train more to respond to the changing types of emergency we face.
Help us change and make Scotland a safer country for everyone.
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๐ Have you taken part in our UFAS consultation? ๐
Each year we attend more than 28,000 false alarms. We want to reduce this number and use this time to do more for the communities we serve.
Take part and help us make Scotland a safer country for everyone.
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Options for changeโฆhave your say ๐ #UFASTimeForChange
Each year we attend more than 28,000 false alarms. We want to reduce this number and use this time to do more for the communities we serve.
Take part in our consultation, help us make Scotland a safer country for everyone.
โก๏ธhttps://t.co/YYlCBd0Jl2
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