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06Mar/21

NFCC warns of fire risk when using emollients

6 March, 2021NewsNSHFSG Administrator

People who use emollients and smoke are at greater risk of setting themselves on fire, due to the flammable residue that may be left on clothes, bandages and bedding, warns the NationalRead More…

22Feb/21

NSHFSG launch competence framework information

22 February, 2021NewsNSHFSG Administrator

Today we have launched a document that explains the competence framework as set out in the Safer People, Safer Homes Working Group 8 Report produced by industry. Collectively through Working Group 8Read More…

18Feb/21

HSE announces new Chief Inspector of Buildings

18 February, 2021Announcement, News, Press ReleasesNSHFSG Administrator

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has announced the appointment of a Chief Inspector of Buildings to establish and lead the new Building Safety Regulator (BSR). Peter Baker, HSE’s current Director ofRead More…

13Feb/21

Government announce £3.5 billion fund for unsafe cladding

13 February, 2021AnnouncementNSHFSG Administrator

The Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announces the government will pay for the removal of unsafe cladding for all leaseholders in high-rise buildings, providing reassurance and protecting them from costs. In addition aRead More…

18Oct/20

Blueprint for delivering competence has been released..

18 October, 2020NewsNSHFSG Administrator

A blueprint to improve competence for those working on higher-risk buildings and drive culture change has been set out by a cross-industry group representing more than 150 organisations in the fire andRead More…

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