How do you write a fire safety policy?

A fire safety policy should include a policy statement covering immediate evacuation, raising the alarm and reporting any concerns. This is a general over view and is typically a representation of how businesses treat fires and what is expected of staff e.g leaving immediately and not taking any belongings.

What is the fire safety policy in schools?

Schools are required to undertake risk assessments to identify the general fire precautions needed to safeguard the safety of occupants in case of fire, including their safe means of escape. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO) fire legislation has become simplified.

Is a fire safety policy a legal requirement?

All employers should have a fire safety policy, which identifies a person responsible for fire safety at board or management level.

What is a fire evacuation policy?

A fire emergency evacuation plan (FEEP) is a written document which includes the action to be taken by all staff in the event of fire and the arrangements for calling the fire brigade. It can include any relevant information in relation to the FEEP. Action on discovering a fire. Action on hearing the fire alarm.

What should be included in a school fire safety policy?

The School Fire Safety Policy forms part of the School’s Health and Safety Policy and in common with that policy extends through the whole school, with specific responsibilities as below: • Governors ensure that an appropriate policy is in place in the school and that arrangements are made for its effective implementation; Contents: 1.

Why does westward school have a fire safety policy?

It is the overall aim of Westward School to minimise the risks to staff, pupils, visitors and members of the public in the immediate vicinity of the school, which may arise from fire, and to comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

What are the policies of Forest School Wales?

In School settings you will often find that this is encompassed in a whole school policy. Forest School Wales Model Policy: Health and Safety Policy Fire Safety Policy: This Policy should consider the who/where/when/how of the fire to ensure it is run safely.

When was St James C of E fire safety policy written?

St James’ C of E Primary School Fire Safety Policy Written by: Mrs Kim Hoodless & Reviewed by Mrs Hazel Martindale December 2012 Reviewed: September 2015 Aim It is the overall aim of St. James’ C of E Primary School to minimise the risks to staff and employees, which may arise from fire.