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Fire Safety Matters is an independent company specialising in fire risk assessments, fire safety training and plan consultation. It is crucial that you have a fire risk assessment in place, for the safety of your employees and the future of your business. With Fire Safety Matters you can be assured you are dealing with a company with knowledge, experience and integrity. We have many satisfied clients in England and Wales. Each year people die or are seriously injured as a result of fires at work. Besides loss of life, fire costs UK business millions of pounds, from damage to property, loss of business, fines, compensation claims and insurance premiums. Many fires can be avoided by taking fire precautions. If a fire does break out, the effects can be minimised by having effective controls and procedures in place, as detailed in a fire risk assessment. In England, Scotland and Wales, rules introduced in October 2006 under the new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety Order) replaced most existing fire safety legislation. Fire certificates are no longer required, and greater emphasis is now placed on preventing fires and reducing risk. Anyone who has some control over premises must take reasonable steps to reduce the risk from fire and make sure people can safely escape if there is a fire. The regulations apply to all non-domestic premises including some of those listed below: Cinemas, theatres, concert halls and other large public venues. Places of work such as offices, factories, industrial units, supermarkets, shops and shopping centres. Large places of assembly where more than 300 people could gather such as large nightclubs, museums, libraries, hotels, zoos, markets, exhibition and conference centres and sport stadia. Small and medium places of assembly like schools, colleges, public houses, places of worship, village halls, multi storey accomodation and community centres. Public transport buildings such as bus stations, railway stations and airports, taxi stands and facilities. The Fire Safety Matters service is ...