As the world becomes less certain and threats to business continue to increase in both type and magnitude, the need for organisations to own a crisis management plan has become more important. This Guide has been prepared by Kingfell, a UK based fire and risk engineering company, to provide a framework to the formulation of such a plan. It combines the results of research by Kingfell, together with ideas introduced by Paul Bryant, Kingfell's founder. Prior to the formulation of an effective crisis management plan, it is worthwhile assessing the risks affecting an organisation and how they...
As the world becomes less certain and threats to business continue to increase in both type and magnitude, the need for organisations to own a crisis ...
Around the world, fire risk assessments are increasingly recognised as a fundamental part of a proper fire safety management regime. Furthermore, since the revised 2005 fire safety legislation, they are a legal requirement in the United Kingdom for most building profiles other than domestic dwellings. The fire risk assessment process can be a straightforward exercise; identifying simple fire risks and prescribing basic fire precautions to mitigate or protect against those risks. As the complexity of the building or infrastructure increases, so will the complexity of the fire precautions and...
Around the world, fire risk assessments are increasingly recognised as a fundamental part of a proper fire safety management regime. Furthermore, sinc...
