Electrical installations are one of the final things you’ll be doing when building a new building. Electrical installations are one of the final things you’ll be doing when building a new building. The walls and structure are up, windows and doors are in, so next is making sure you’re infrastructure for electricity usage is in …
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Your essential guide to keeping your commercial premises protected with regards to fire safety and security as we all weather the storm of the COVID-19 outbreak… A must-read if the day-to-day running of your business has been affected by the pandemic. No one could have predicted that we’d be welcoming spring 2020 under these …
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Running a premises is no easy feat. There’s a lot of juggling involved and usually a lot of frustration, particularly if you’ve got a number of service providers working for you. These days, “shopping around” is the norm – you want the best value for the service you get, and many resort to splitting up …
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Your business intruder alarm explained. The first step to installing an intruder alarm in your business or commercial premises is to find out which grade of detection your insurer requires you to have (Grade 2 or 3). You’ll then want to be looking at choosing the type of detection suitable to your building and operational …
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Buying a fire alarm for your business or commercial premises doesn’t have to be a head-scratcher. You may be reading this post because: You’ve had a spot check from the fire brigade, telling you your current alarm is unsuitable. You’ve had a fire risk assessment and the report advises that you need a suitable alarm …
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Crucial steps you can take to protect your staff and secure your building against arson. Protecting your building is a serious business. You’ve worked hard to build your investment and create a safe, welcoming space for inhabitants, such as staff members and customers, so the next step is to fortify it against crimes such as …
