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With over 40 years experience in Fire Safety we can provide an effective, efficient & individual solution to your requirements. Aegis Services support buinesses throughout the South West & surrounding areas, including Bristol, Bath, Somerset, Wiltshire & Gloucestershire.
Fire Risk Assessments
To comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, legislation which has placed responsibility for ensuring that fire safety best practice is established at all commercial sites with the owner of the business or site…
Update your fire risk procedures >Business Health & Safety
We can provide you with an on-site simple, flexible and entertaining course giving staff a basic understanding of the principles of Fire Safety and site specific procedures. The course can be tailored to suit your requirements…
Overhaul your heath & safety outlook >Staff Fire Safety Training
Staff should clearly not be encouraged to put themselves in danger when a fire occurs but should follow the procedures on site. Where appropriate, given some basic training and with the correct appliance…
Train your staff for fire response >What do our customers say?
We were very satisfied with the whole thing. The booking and confirmation process was carried out efficiently, and the candidates, who are after all press-ganged to be Fire wardens, enjoyed the course. Mr Stembridge would have liked a bigger fire!
Course participant, Fire Warden
- 15Jun
Landlord Fire Legislation Changes for 2017
The UK government launched an independent review of building and fire safety regulations after the result of the fatal Grenfell Tower blaze. The review will now inve
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- 06Oct
Do I need a Fire Risk Assessment?
All non residential properties and businesses require a risk assessment, if you employ 5 or more staff or you run a place of assembly (this includes village halls) then..
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- 16Jan
Are e-cigarettes a fire hazard?
Emergency services received eight call-outs to fires related to e-cigarettes in 2012, according to data from 43 of the 49 fire authorities. That number rose to over 40 in
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