Businesses may have had to make changes to keep staff and customers safe during #COVID19#BusinessSafety2020 will give you guidance on ensuring these protection measures do not impact on fire safety in the workplace
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If you are now open for business, you must review your Fire Risk Assessments and record changes. Information and guidance to help businesses can be found here https://t.co/vYyuu6ZcF7 #BusinessSafety2020@northantsfire#NorthantsTogether
#COVID-19 measures in response to the pandemic must not impact fire safety measures. Ensure plastic screens don't obstruct smoke alarms, sprinklers or fire alarm call points & that you have enough trained staff on duty to manage an evacuation #BusinessSafety2020@northantsfire
If your business has been impacted by anti-social behaviour report it - share information with surrounding businesses - review your security and housekeeping. It can be a precursor to arson #BusinessSafety2020@northantsfire#NorthantsTogether
If you've had to increase security to protect closed premises during lockdown, double check these measures are suitable if you are back in business and do not adversely affect fire safety measures. #BusinessSafety2020@northantsfire#NorthantsTogether
Due to restrictions because of the pandemic your business may have fallen behind with maintenance and testing of fire alarm systems. Make sure you get back on track and help reduce the incidents Fire Service respond to. #BusinessSafety2020@northantsfire#NorthantsTogether