This is a really interesting article as is discusses how fire risk assessors should be safely communicating with residents during this pandemic and how by doing so it can increase the safety of the building and for the occupants themselves.
Makes sense and where buildings have waking watches in place as they wait cladding to be removed, it is an ideal time to be communicating with residents, finding out who is vulnerable and where the risk in a building really is.
Normally the jurisdiction means we don’t go past the front flat entrance doors but this is an opportunity to speak with those vulnerable residents and where safe to do so check their flats and give fire safety advice as appropriate.
Fires in blocks of flats normally start in the flats themselves and it’s often the case that a little bit of education beforehand could have made all the difference. Let’s use this opportunity and time wisely.
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