The service provider for your Fire Risk Assessment and Fire Training needs
A partnership operating in Central Scotland within easy reach of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Dundee, that offers Professional Fire Safety Advice, Safety Services and support that match client specific needs in the whole of Scotland. At Firehouse(Scotland) clients can be assured that services provided will enable Fire Safety legislative compliance of the latest legislative changes brought about namely by, 'The Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 as amended, 'The Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006 as amended in Scotland and The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order in England and Wales. Our services are competitively priced, with our Fire Risk Assessor included in the list of Registered assessors in the Life Safety stream within the IFE Register, this further helps to assure our prospective clients of a proffessional service, we also have full professional indemnity and liability cover.
Safety Services
Have a look through the website and discover the range of bespoke fire safety services that Firehouse (Scotland) can offer potential clients within our operating areas in Central Scotland, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, the North and South of Scotland.
General Fire Safety Staff Training
Fire Safety Audits
Fire Marshal/Warden Training Approved Courses
Extinguisher Surveys
Safety Signs & Exit Notice Surveys
Advice on Fire Evacuation
Fire Risk Assessor Training
Plan Surveys of Section 2 'Fire' pre-submission to Building Warrant
Client Intermediary Services with Local Authority Fire and Rescue Enforcement Service
About us
Firehouse (Scotland) is a recently launched professional consultancy operating within the Fire Safety Services sector. It is headed by Mr. Ticehurst the head of operations, a recently retired Fire Officer who can lay claim that he is one of only a handfull of 'x' Fire personnel in Scotland with time served experience (27 years) specialist in the fire safety department responsible for legislation enforcement and Fire Safety Law. A position that few if any specialist consultants currently operating in Scotland are likely to be able to match.
Firehouse (Scotland) continues to deliver quality service to it's clients on all aspects relating to Fire Safety such as, work place Fire Risk Assessments, fire safety Training all at competitive prices. Clients can be assured that the person undertaking the work is the actual person who has the knowledge and know how and not someone who just passed through a Fire Safety Specialist Department for a couple of years to poplulate thier CV, one of the things you can do to help verify competency is by checking that the assessors name appears under a recognised register of fire risk of assessors and not merely an employee of the company listed. In relation to training check that the Fire Warden courses has received third party approval along with the use of third party approved trainers.
Our Fire Warden/Marshal course has acheived approved course status by the International Institute of Risk Management (IIRSM) and Mr Ticehurst our trainer has also been granted approved trainer status.
Mr. C Ticehurst (MIFireE) of Firehouse (Scotland) who holds a Members grade with the Institution of Fire Engineers is included (2016) within the IFE registration scheme of approved Fire Risk Assessors (life safety stream)
Best Bar None - Fire Training
Fire Warden/Marshal Courses at our regional training centre in Grangemouth
October 2016
November 2016
December 2016
Firehouse (Scotland) Mission Statement
We endeavour to provide all our clients a quick, efficient and comprehensive service delivered professionally in all the fire risk assessment and fire training services we provide.
Operating Areas:
By virtue of its geographical location within the Central belt, Firehouse (Scotland) is within easy reach of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Dundee although we have carried out contracts in Aberdeen, Inverness, Lewis and the Borders.
Care Home Sector Specific Guide Revised Feb 2014
The guidance is issued by Scottish Ministers in terms of section 61(2) of the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005. It supersedes the February 2008 version of the guidance and takes account of the results of a public consultation on the content. There are a substantial number of editorial changes in this revision aimed at improving dutyholders' understanding of the guidance.
Action Plans
As from March 2013 Fire Safety Enforcement Officers in Scotland will likely require/ask for a written action plan based on the significant findings outlined in any fire risk assessement, this will form the platform for subsequent visits by Scottish Fire & Rescue Service Community Safety Officers to check progress on the resolution of significant findings highlighted in previous fire risk assessments.
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