Energy & Utilities

Fire safety for the energy and utilities industries.

Ensuring optimal fire safety in the energy & utilities industry demands robust fire protection systems and protocols to prevent electrical fires and minor incidents becoming catastrophic. ISE Fire is dedicated to providing top-notch fire safety solutions which meet industry standards in these demanding environments. Our comprehensive services are designed to meet the unique fire safety needs of power plants, processing facilities, water treatment plants, and other facilities throughout Northants and the Greater Midlands. From strategically placed fire extinguishers for electrical fires to advanced industrial fire alarm systems, we offer a range of solutions tailored to your specific requirements. With our expertise and commitment to safety, we strive to safeguard your operations and personnel against the risks posed by potential fire hazards.

What hazards affect the energy and utilities sectors?

There are a number of unique hazards present in hospitality workplaces which present several fire hazards. Some typical causes of fire in this sector may include:

• Equipment malfunctions or failure
• Combustible dust accumulation
• Flammable gases or chemicals
• Hot work activities without proper precautions
• Welding or cutting operations
• Natural disasters or extreme weather conditions

Fortunately, ISE Fire is well positioned and experienced to identify these risks; create appropriate service plans; or to draft suitable fire training plans.

What are the legal requirements for industrial & manufacturing spaces?

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 is the primary legislation governing fire safety in non-domestic premises, including industrial establishments. The order places a duty on the responsible person (usually the owner or employer) to carry out a fire risk assessment, implement appropriate fire safety measures, and provide adequate training to staff and students. There is a field of supporting literature which has helped create the standards for fire safety expected throughout UK industry. Although no exact guidance for this industry is provided, the Fire safety risk assessment: factories and warehouses is likely relevant to many businesses in this sector.