Fire safety is a legal requirement and according to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006 and the Fire Safety Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010, the responsible person must carry out regular fire risk assessments to identify, manage and reduce risks of fire. The responsible person is usually an employer, building owner or landlord.
- Fire and Rescue Services (FTRSs) attended 600,324 incidents in the year ending March 2024. Of these incidents, there were 138,977 fires.
- There were 38,886 building fires (dwelling and other building fires) in the year ending March 2024. Source: Fire and rescue incident statistics.
Common causes of fire in the workplace:
- Faulty equipment
- Clutter
- Combustibles on site
- Human error
- Negligence
Our Fire Safety framework was developed in partnership with NEUPC and is open to the wider public sector providing a one stop shop for all fire safety and detection requirements .
Wider public sector organisations include;
- Central Government, Local Government & Public Corporations
- Local Authorities
- Police, Fire & Rescue Services
- NHS Bodies in the UK
- Hospices in the UK
- Registered Social Landlords (Housing Associations)
- Third Sector and Charities in the United Kingdom
- Citizens Advice in the United Kingdom
- Non-Departmental Public Bodies
- National Parks Authorities
The framework is separated into 4 lots:
Lot 1 – Fire Equipment Supply and Maintenance: Fire Extinguishers (portable), Fire Blankets, Fire Buckets, Hose Reels, First Aid Equipment, Fire Safety Signs, Escape and Evacuation Equipment, Storage and Protection Equipment, Door Furniture, Fire Doors.
Lot 2 – Fire Safety Inspections, Fire Risk Assessment & Consultation and Fire Safety Training: Fire Risk Assessments, Fire Door Survey and Inspections, Fire Safety Training, Fire Safety Management Consultancy.
Lot 3 – Fire Safety Prevention Detection, Alarms and Suppression Systems: Fire Alarm Systems, Conventional, Addressable and Analogue Addressable (Hard wired / Wireless systems), Detector Devices (Ionisation, Optical, Heat, Flame, Carbon, Multi) Fire Suppression Systems (Sprinkler, Water mist, Dry & Wet Risers) Fire Dampers, Refuge and Rescue Systems, Manual call points, Warning System/Bell Relays, Door Holder Relays, Auxiliary (Control Function) Relays, Loop Sounders, Automatic Opening Vent (service and testing), Emergency Escape Lighting.
Lot 4 – Fire Safety, Fire Alarms, Suppression Systems and Associated Services Complete Solution*: This is a one-stop shop where suppliers provide products and services that are covered by the scope of Lots 1 and 3 of this framework – Fire safety equipment and Fire Detection, Alarms and Suppression systems as a complete service and goods provision. Note- this Lot does not include the scope of Lot 2.
*Excluding Fire Safety Inspections, Fire Risk Assessment & Consultation and Fire Safety Training.
Key benefits of Crescent’s Fire Safety framework:
- Compliance with pre-vetted suppliers
- The framework being developed by experts in the field
- Value For Money
- Social value
- A dedicated helpdesk provided to users of the framework backed up by our team of procurement experts.
Find out more about Crescent Services’ Fire Safety Equipment, Fire Alarms, Suppression Systems and Associated Services framework, or you can email the team on [email protected] or call our dedicated helpdesk on 0161 974 0956.