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FIRE SERVICE AND GENERAL FIRE SAFETY TOPICS => Fire Safety => Topic started by: Big T on August 19, 2009, 12:14:47 PM
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All,
I carried out a review of a fire risk assessment yesterday.
Whilst sitting in my car in the car park I saw smoke bilowing from the windows at the end of the premises. The bloody ink hadn't even dried!
Yes, the building was on fire (well some burnt food in a flat, but as a man I am allowed to sex this story up a bit)
I ended up having to put out a small fire in a flat (burning Naan Bread) and liaise with the fire service for an hour. You couldn't write it.
Other options that went through my mind were as follows:
Option 1
Re write FRA?
Issue Recommended Solution Priority and time scale Who to action?
Building is on fire Call Fire Brigade Very High - Immediate Me
Option 2
Tear up the FRA, ring the managing agent and say I would be late and drive off into the sunset......
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"Issue: Building is on fire."
Excellent. :)
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I've heard of some ways to get repeat business, but....................... ;D
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But did you do a risk assessment before you decided to fight the fire?
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I think that would be more of a process risk wouldn't it?
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after the process risk process and assessed the risk arising from the risk assessment sceanrios the best option was Option 2
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Phase one- Implement Option 2 ;D
Phase two- Implement Option 3
Option 3
Private flat mate, not covered. Sorry and all that....
davo
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Most excellent! ;)