A common issue raised by erosh members is fire safety in independent living/sheltered and retirement schemes, particularly in relation to correct approaches to fire information boxes, ‘stay put’ put policies, and communal areas.
Conflicting approaches lead to confusion and a perception that the landlord is imposing unnecessary rules. Local approaches will always vary but housing providers should be aware of good practice as well as their rights and responsibilities.
Sample content:
- Principles and responsibilities
- Legal and regulatory framework
- Fire risk assessments and record keeping
- Hazards and firefighting equipment
- Evacuation, ‘staying put’/’delayed evacuation
- Resident and staff information and training
If you are registered for the erosh Independent Living Standards, this training will help you achieve the following standard(s):
C10 Staff Health and Safety
C20 Keeping Customers and Staff Safe
A common issue raised by erosh members is fire safety in independent living/sheltered and retirement schemes, particularly in relation to correct approaches to fire information boxes, …