Compliance
Our Accreditations
BAFE
Our registration with the British Approvals for Fire Excellence, BAFE provides independent evidence of our competence in the fire safety services covered by our certification. For commercial clients, this offers confidence that our certified fire system maintenance work is assessed against a recognised industry scheme, helping you demonstrate due diligence and keep essential systems in working order.
SSAIB
Our certification with the Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board, SSAIB reflects an independent assessment of the fire and security services covered by our certificate. Through planned maintenance, clear service records and prompt attention to faults, we help commercial clients keep their systems dependable and support their ongoing compliance responsibilities.
SafeContractor
Our SafeContractor accreditation demonstrates that our health and safety arrangements have been independently assessed. When maintaining fire and security systems at your premises, we follow documented procedures and manage site risks carefully, giving your team added confidence in how the work is carried out.
Compliance Reporting
Every maintenance visit is documented in a clear service report, giving you a reliable audit trail of work completed, findings and any actions required. We can also provide regular updates on our performance against agreed maintenance schedules and fault response times, so you can track compliance, identify outstanding work and report confidently to your stakeholders. For fire alarm systems, we can offer Nimbus, which brings testing records, alarm events and compliance reports together in one place to make reporting easier to manage, click here to learn more.
A Practical Guide to Commercial Property Compliance
What you need to know as the responsible person for your premises.
| System | What your premises team manages | How we can help |
|---|---|---|
| Fire alarms | – Arrange and record routine tests in the fire safety logbook – Report faults – Make sure servicing is booked | – Carry out agreed weekly tests – Carry out six-monthly and annual inspection – Fault response, with records for your logbook – 24/7 Emergency Response with telephone and onsite engineer support – Provide Fire Log Books |
| Emergency Lighting | – Arrange routine checks, – Record the results and any failures in the logbook – Ensure faults are addressed | – Annual servicing inspection and reporting |
| Disabled refuge systems | – Include the system in your evacuation arrangements – Arrange routine checks and record faults and actions in the logbook | – Annual servicing inspection and reporting |
| Fire extinguishers | – Keep extinguishers accessible – Check for obvious damage or missing units, or anti tamper tags – Record checks and concerns in the logbook | – Annual servicing inspection and reporting – Provide records identifying any units needing replacement or other action. – Replace or refill as required |
Martyn’s Law
Martyn’s Law, formally the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, is prompting organisations responsible for certain public premises and events to review how they would protect people during a terrorist attack. Clear procedures for raising the alarm, communicating with staff and visitors, and securing parts of a building may all form part of that preparation. Where appropriate for your premises and response plan, our lockdown system and panic alarm installation services can help your team alert others and act quickly in an emergency.
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