Fire safety and what to do in the event of a fire
How to protect yourself and stay safe if there’s a fire where you live
How to protect yourself and stay safe if there’s a fire where you live
To protect yourself in the event of a fire, we need you to know what to do to keep yourself and your family and neighbours safe if there’s a fire in your home or your apartment block. Find out what to do in the event of a fire below.
We also want you to know the steps we take to keep you and your home fire safe.
What to do if a fire breaks out where you live - there’s different advice for different places.
Leave by the nearest available exit
Call the fire service on 999 immediately
Wait outside, away from the building or at the dedicated fire evacuation point
The building you’re in is designed to contain a fire inside the apartment where it started and designed to protect you from the effects of smoke and fire
If the fire isn’t in your apartment, close all your doors and windows and stay inside
Dial 999 right away, just in case the person whose apartment is on fire is out or hasn’t been able to call 999
If smoke or heat from the apartment where the fire is starts to affect your home then leave immediately, if it’s safe to do so. Or if the fire service people tell you to leave
If you don’t know if you need to evacuate or stay put, please contact us to find out – it’s important you follow the right advice.
Leave the building immediately
Remember, when you dial 999 you need to ask for FIRE
When the operator answers give the address of where the fire is
DON’T HANG UP until the address is repeated back to you and confirmed
If you don’t know if you need to evacuate or stay put, please contact us to find out – it’s important you follow the right advice.
If you have any questions or concerns, please get in touch and ask to speak to someone about fire safety
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