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- NEBOSH Fire Safety & Risk Management General Discu...
- NEBOSH Exams
- NGC1: Incident investigation, recording and reporting
- NGC1: Monitoring review and audit
- NGC1: Fire Risk Assessment
- NGC1: Principles of Control
- NGC1: Safety of people in the event of a fire
- NGC1: Risk Assessment
- NGC1: Fire protection in buildings
- NGC1: Promoting a positive health and safety culture
- NGC1: Causes and prevention of fire
- NGC1: Organising for Health and Safety
- NGC1: Principles of fire and explosion
- NGC1: Policy
- NGC1: Managing Fire Safety
- NGC1: Foundations in Health and Safety
- FC1: Fire Risk Assessment
- FC1: Safety of people in the event of a fire
- FC1: Fire protection in buildings
- FC1:Causes and prevention of fire
- FC1: Principles of fire and explosion
- FC1: Managing Fire Safety
- Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order (RRFSO) Guides
- Sample Questions
- Books to Help
- FC2: Practical fire risk assessment
- FC1: Fire Safety and Risk Management
- NGC1: The Management of Health and Safety
1 comment:
When you undertake a fire risk assessment there are six steps that should be taken.
1. Identify potential fire hazards
2. Descide who could be in danger
3. Evaluate the risks and adequacy of any current controls in place.
4. Record significant findings.
5. Prepare action plans to carry out any improvements.
6. Keep the assessment under review.
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