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Every non-domestic premises in the United Kingdom must comply with fire safety regulations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (the “RRO”). That includes ensuring that fire-fighting equipment such as portable fire extinguishers is appropriate to the risks, easily accessible, correctly maintained and regularly inspected.However, there is no one-size-fits-all extinguisher schedule for every business: the correct type, number and placement depend on the nature of your business, the fire risk assessment outcomes, and the specific hazards present. Below, we outline practical guidance for three common business types — offices, retail premises and industrial sites — showing which extinguishers are typically...

  Fire safety can feel like a minefield — regulations, standards, equipment, inspections… it can get complicated fast.So here’s the simple starti   ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏     ͏  ...

What Fire Extinguisher Do I Need For My Business? Class A, B, C, D & K Explained Simply If you run a business — even a small one — you need the right type of fire extinguisher. The problem is… most business owners have no idea which extinguisher matches which fire. This guide makes it simple. The 5 Fire Classes (in plain English) Class Real Life Examples Extinguisher Type to Use Class A Paper, wood, cardboard, trash Water / Foam / Dry Chem (ABC) Class B Oils, gasoline, solvents, paint, propane CO₂ / Dry Chem (BC) Class C Electrical fires...