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Joseph Mweu Kimeu completed the G4S Risk Assessment course designed by SHEilds Ltd on October 22, 2016. He was issued certificate number 821065a0-9881-11e6-800b-4f0b515e1b65 upon completion of the course. The certificate was powered by TCPDF.Fire risk assessment
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The document provides details on conducting a fire risk assessment for a construction site. It outlines the objectives to evaluate fire hazards, likelihood of fire, and consequences. The assessment involves inspecting the site to identify potential fire sources and those at risk, then evaluating the level of risk and adequacy of existing precautions. The assessment also reviews fire prevention, protection, precautions, staff training, and ensures findings are recorded and the assessment is reviewed periodically.My Fire Risk Assessment Template
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This document provides information on conducting a fire risk assessment, which involves systematically evaluating potential fire hazards, the likelihood of a fire occurring, and the consequences. It outlines the key steps in conducting an assessment, which includes identifying fire hazards and potential victims, analyzing the level of risk, recording findings, and periodically reviewing the assessment. Specific factors to consider include potential ignition sources, combustible materials, building features, maintenance procedures, detection/suppression systems, means of escape, and staff training. The goal is to develop a suitable and sufficient assessment to identify fire risks and prioritize safety measures.More Related Content
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