Fire Training

18/06/2026

16/06/2026

Thinking of all those affected by today’s incident in Hove, East Sussex and wishing them well. Pleased to hear there were no reported injuries, and best wishes to everyone impacted as investigations continue.

13/06/2026

11/06/2026

Yesterday I delivered two fire safety training sessions in South London.

The first was at a substantial residential care home and the second at a Hindu temple. In both sessions, the content was tailored to the specific risks, responsibilities and day-to-day activities of each organisation, ensuring the training was relevant, practical and engaging.

Alongside workplace fire safety topics, there was a strong emphasis on home fire safety, including the importance of smoke alarm ownership, testing and maintenance, as well as raising awareness of Home Safety Visits and the support available to help people stay safe in their homes.

The sessions generated good discussion and provided an opportunity to reinforce the message that fire safety is not only a workplace responsibility but also an important part of protecting ourselves, our families and our communities.


Electrical Safety First

11/06/2026

Yesterday I delivered two fire safety training sessions in South London.

The first was at a substantial residential care home and the second at a Hindu temple. In both sessions, the content was tailored to the specific risks, responsibilities and day-to-day activities of each organisation, ensuring the training was relevant, practical and engaging.

Alongside workplace fire safety topics, there was a strong emphasis on home fire safety, including the importance of smoke alarm ownership, testing and maintenance, as well as raising awareness of Home Safety Visits and the support available to help people stay safe in their homes.

The sessions generated good discussion and provided an opportunity to reinforce the message that fire safety is not only a workplace responsibility but also an important part of protecting ourselves, our families and our communities.



Electrical Safety First

11/06/2026

Another important announcement!

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PRODUCT SAFETY WARNING: If you own a POM Power Bank, please stop using it immediately and check the product.

A product recall has been issued for POM Power Banks due to a fire risk. The internal wiring may not be securely attached, which could allow it to loosen during use. If this happens, it could lead to short-circuiting, overheating, and potentially cause the product to catch fire.

Product Line and Model Numbers are:
• Titan Charge P2G5080, P2G5080B, P2G5080W, P2G5080BK, P2G5080WT
• Mag Power + P2GQ48, P2GQ48BK, P2GQ48WT
• Power 4 Connect P2G5065, P2G5065BK, P2G5065WT, P2G5065B, PW2G5065W
• Elite Mag Power P2GQ58, P2GQ58BK, P2GQ58WT
• Mag Power PD+ P2GQ38, P2GQ38BK, P2GQ38WT
• PD Multi Charge P2G5070, P2G5070B, P2G5070BK, P2G5070W, P2G5070WT
• Mag Power P2GQ28, P2GQ28BK, P2GQ28WT
The products have been recalled from end users by TJX UK (TK Maxx).

If you have one of these power banks, please stop using it straight away and return it to your nearest TK Maxx or Homesense store for a refund or replacement.
Further information, can be found on the TK Maxx website: https://orlo.uk/5h4Zo

For further safety information, see the Important Safety Message from the government: https://orlo.uk/eWP0t

11/06/2026

This is a subject I regularly discuss on training courses. Many people are simply unaware that registering electrical products can be important for receiving safety recalls and updates. A short educational conversation can significantly improve understanding and, in turn, help protect people, property and families from avoidable risks.

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💡 Invested in new electrical equipment for your outdoor project?

⚠️Remember to register your product to stay up to date with any recall notices. It only takes a few minutes. Find out more on how to register your product and for more safety tips that could protect you and your family: https://ow.ly/klXh50QxWj9

10/06/2026

❤️ We know that many Norfolk residents are carers for people in our county.

😊 This Carers Week we wanted to say thank you for looking after others and helping them to stay safe.

🧑‍🚒 We’re on hand with advice and support for vulnerable people, so please book a home fire safety visit for tips around reducing the risk of fire and staying safe at home.

10/06/2026

With the warmer weather on its way ☀️, people may start to move outside for a barbecue 🍔🌭.

By following the Fire Kills campaign’s top tips, you can ensure your barbecue is a safe, enjoyable event.

• 🔥 Never leave a lit barbecue unattended.

• 📄 Follow the safety instructions provided with disposable barbecues.

• 🚫 Never use a barbecue indoors.

• 🏡 Make sure your barbecue is well away from sheds, fences, trees, shrubs or garden waste.

• 👶🐾 Keep children, pets and garden games away from the cooking area.

• ❄️ After cooking, make sure the barbecue is cool before moving it.

• ⚖️ Use enough charcoal to cover the base of the barbecue, but not more.

• 🗑️ Allow ashes to fully cool before disposing of them. Do not put hot ashes into dustbins or wheelie bins as they can melt the plastic and start a fire.

• 😊 Enjoy yourself but stay in control if you’re in charge of the barbecue. • 🚿 Always keep a bucket of water, or a garden hose nearby for emergencies.

🚒 call 999 in an emergency 🚒

06/06/2026

Another busy week providing practical fire safety training to delegates across a variety of sectors.

All courses include workplace fire safety training together with practical home fire safety advice, tips and resources, ensuring delegates leave with knowledge that can benefit both their workplace and their families.

Thank you to all my clients for their continued support.

Please like and share this reel to help me reach more organisations looking for high-quality fire safety training.

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