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New amendment to the tenth edition of the Joint Code of Practice for Fire Prevention on Construction Sites In January 2023 , specific sections were revised as part of what became known as Amendment 1 : 4. Definitions used in this Code 6. Construction phase 13. Temporary buildings and temporary accommodation 20. Electric vehicle charging 23. High rise construction sites 24. Large timber frame structures In May 2025 , changes were implemented to Section 13 of the Code, and these revisions represent the following updates: Amendment 2: Temporary buildings and temporary accommodation 13.3 Wording and requirement clarified. 13.3(a) Revised to address requirements in circumstances where temporary buildings are sited above the site or highway. 13.3(b) New clause introduced referencing LPCB LPS 1195 (full scale cabin/module testing) as an alternative option to existing requirement to testing elements individually. 13.3(e) Removed as redundant. 13.3(f) Revised to offer an alternative approach to the provision of automatic self-closing devices on doors and windows in certain circumstances. References to shutters also added. 13.3 Penultimate paragraph drawn into lettered list at (k). 13.6 Revised to address the specific fire resistance requirements of supporting members when temporary buildings are stacked .

A recently released guide addresses the possible dangers of using living and green walls for external cladding. Click below to download the guidance or use the link. GREEN AND LIVING WALLS AS EXTERNAL CLADDING - A JOINT GUIDE TO MANAGING RISK

The Secretary of State in accordance with Article 50 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 issued a simple guide to fire doors for Responsible Persons, which include how to conduct routine checks and provide information to residents. Follow the link to see the guidance: Home Office - A Guide to Fire Doors for Responsible Persons

HSGenerator offers Fire Safety Audits and Fire Safety Inspections to ensure the effectiveness of the Fire Risk Management System, reviewing current fire prevention arrangements and implementing corrective actions. FIRE SAFETY AUDIT Fire Safety Audit 1/3 Protect Your Business with Expert Fire Safety Audits Fire safety audits are critical for ensuring the effectiveness of the Fire Risk Management System. Fire Safety Audits are designed to be less frequent and more in-depth than inspections since they provide a more systematic evaluation of the fire protection procedures. HSGenerator specialists will inspect the premises and the relevant documentation to determine how the premises are managed in terms of fire safety and whether the regulatory requirements are being met. Following the Fire Safety Audit, you will be provided with a report that includes findings, suggestions, and an action plan. Review of current fire safety management procedures, including maintenance procedures Inspection of the Fire Safety Manual and other relevant documents An examination of the premises and identification of hazards, unsafe practices and non-conformances Interview with some of your employees to confirm their fire safety awareness level Interpretation of results and corrective actions including timescales and responsibility allocated FIRE SAFETY AUDIT INCLUDES: WHEN FIRE SAFETY AUDIT MUST BE CARRIED OUT: Fire Safety Audits should be carried out: At least annually and as a matter of routine A follow-up audit When there are significant changes to personnel When the usage of the building has changed Following a significant event such as fire BENEFITS OF FIRE SAFETY AUDITS Improvement of the quality and effectiveness of the overall fire safety measures Increasing the safety assurance amongst the personnel Correction and implementation of appropriate measures to minimise fire and explosion risks DOCUMENTS YOU WILL NEED TO PRESENT DURING A FIRE SAFETY AUDIT: Our Consultant will request the following documents during the fire safety audit: Fire Risk Assessment Action plans related to any significant findings of the fire risk assessment Emergency Plan and Evacuation Procedure Records of Staff Training Records of Fire Drills Records of testing and maintenance of: Fire Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Fire Fighting Equipment, Sprinkler System, Fixed Electrical Installation Report, Portable Appliance Testing List of dangerous substances and COSHH Assessments CONTACT US If you'd like more information about Fire Safety Audit, get in touch with us or give us a call right away. info@hsgenerator.com +44 (0) 7701 335 035

HSGenerator offers support with the preparation of the RAMS. The document consists of two parts: Risk Assessment and Instructions and Procedures for the assessed activity/tasks. RAMS - RISK ASSESSMENT & METHOD STATEMENT Risk Assessment Method Statement At HSGenerator, we offer a Risk Assessment and Method Statement service that is sure to give any Contractor peace of mind. Our team of experts creates bespoke solutions to ensure that your project complies with health and safety regulations. Safety is our top priority, and we'll work with you to identify and assess any potential risks before they become dangerous hazards.

Safe systems of work (SSOW) are structured processes created by our health and safety specialists to lower the risk of injury when workers are exposed to workplace dangers that cannot be avoided. SSOWs are a very effective technique for protecting your workers from unnecessary health hazards. SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK Safe systems of work (SSOW) are structured processes created by our health and safety specialists to lower the risk of injury when workers are exposed to workplace dangers that cannot be avoided. SSOWs are a very effective technique for protecting your workers from unnecessary health hazards. The Safe System of Work is a written document, which includes written standard operating procedures and instructions and tasks/operation-specific risk assessment. LEGAL REQUIREMENT OF SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK The purpose of this Safe System of Work is to meet the legal requirement imposed by Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974. The Safe System of Work must be provided for employees together with the Workplace Risk Assessment and any other specific applicable risk assessments. ASK US ABOUT SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK If you'd like more information about the Safe System of Work, get in touch with us or give us a call right away. info@hsgenerator.com +44 (0) 7701 335 035