Whether grabbing an easy dinner from a takeaway, indulging in fine dining in an a la carte restaurant or having a good old fry up in a café, we all have our favourite eateries. The variety of food to one … Continue reading →
Over the past few months FTS has been busy, not only have we moved to bigger offices, but we have continued to look at ways in which we can add services to benefit of our customers. Recent additions to our … Continue reading →
All employers recognise they have a duty of care to protect their employees and visitors to their premises. With a plethora of health and safety rules and regulations it can be quite challenging to keep on top of it all. … Continue reading →
It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt – isn’t that what your mum used to say? Mine too! In this article we share with you our 12 Days of Christmas Safety Tips: Candles – don’t leave them unattended, … Continue reading →
We have all seen them, the normally white plastic covers that parents plug into electrical sockets supposedly to keep children safe. However, the stark reality is they are dangerous and pose fire and electric shock risks against which they are … Continue reading →
You don’t need us to tell you how devasting fire can be, but your children might. But how do we educate children about fire safety without terrifying them? None of us like to think about the “worst” happening. Should there … Continue reading →
Almost all businesses will have a Fire Plan, but what about when we are at home? In this article we look at the importance of a fire escape plan, how to create one with useful tips and advice. The shocking … Continue reading →
As a landlord (in England and Wales) you are legally required to ensure that the electrical installation in the properties you let out are safe when your tenants move in and throughout their tenancy and that any appliance you provide … Continue reading →
This month we have Fire Door Safety Week, from 23rd to the 29th of September there is a massive marketing campaign to increase the awareness of the importance and understanding of the role that fire doors play in the protection … Continue reading →
Electrical fires have a variety of causes; overheating and poorly ventilated appliances, electrical circuit fault, frayed or damaged wiring, wrong fuse fitted, overloaded sockets and extension leads, badly wired plugs and water ingress, to name just a few. These can … Continue reading →
