King Fire Blog

There's no question that fires can have a destructive impact on a company. Alongside presenting a dangerous threat to human life, fires can ravish through resources and properties, and elicit an extensive amount of lost income through high priced and time-consuming repairs. It shouldn't come as a surprise that there are rigorous regulations when it pertains to commercial fire safety in Australia. Business managers should incorporate an in depth fire safety plan for their workplace and make sure that all workers are comprehensively trained in these fire safety procedures. Although there are typical fire safety tools such as fire extinguishers and smoke alarms which are required by law, there are also some fundamental tips that business managers must be aware of to make sure all team members are safe and any damage to equipment or property is mitigated in the unfortunate event of a fire. Undertake A Fire Safety Audit One of the best ways to ensure the safety of y...

Let's be honest, homes have plenty of safety hazards. From slippery floors, sharp tables, stairs, kitchens and pools, your house and most other buildings have a vast range of hazards that can put our safety at risk. We don't think too much about it though, as accidents such as tripping on the floor and hitting your head on the ground is not likely to happen. And if it does, the majority of the time it's not going to be a critical situation. What is lethal though, are fires. If a fire breaks out in your house when you're sleeping at night, you'll only have a few minutes to evacuate before it's too late. That's why home fire alarms are a legal requirement. Without working fire alarms in your home, you are: ●      57% more likely to incur property loss and damage; ●      26% more likely to suffer serious injuries; and ●      4 times more likely to die It's obvious that home fire safety is an exceptionally import...