IMD (UK) Ltd

IMD (UK) Ltd Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Training & a host of other topics; Mindset, Sales, Health/Safety, Service.

We are possibly one of the UK’s leading personal development organisations focussing on and listening to what you, the customer wants. We are a training organisation, quite possibly, like nothing you have experienced before. What is the best training method to use?... The one that works! Please contact us for more details, can you afford to miss out?

A visit to National Trust Calke Abbey on the hottest day of the year, so far! Plenty of history here, from the story of ...
16/08/2026

A visit to National Trust Calke Abbey on the hottest day of the year, so far!
Plenty of history here, from the story of the house itself, to the Brewhouse tunnels, the icehouse and the grapes are still growing well in the vineyard.

Great day with the National Trust preserving history!

🔥 Failing to make suitable and sufficient plans for your fire safety could cost you more than you think (when you get ca...
31/07/2026

🔥 Failing to make suitable and sufficient plans for your fire safety could cost you more than you think (when you get caught)... or worse... have a fire, that could ruin your business... or even worse... have a fire that takes a life or more.

🔥 When was the last Fire Risk Assessment carried out on your business premises?

🔥 When did you last train your employees in fire awareness or train your fire marshals or fire wardens?

🔥 Are you legally compliant?

🚒 Since the introduction on the 1st October 2006 of The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 there has been a requirement for all non-domestic premises including the ‘common areas’ of blocks of flats and/or rented accommodation to provide a ‘suitable and sufficient’ fire safety risk assessment.

🦺 There has additionally been a requirement to ensure that you train staff in fire awareness and in many situations, appoint and train fire wardens.

👮🏼‍♂️The law regarding fire risk assessments applies regardless of how many persons you employ (w.e.f. 1st October 2023, The Building Safety Act 2022: section 156).

👉🏼 This includes ALL non-domestic premises as well as the communal parts of residential buildings if you are a landlord and there is more than one family in residence.

✅ The legislation requires the Responsible Person to carry out a fire safety risk assessment and this assessment must be carried out by a ‘Competent’ person as defined by the Order and recorded.

🏠 If you are a landlord, what this means is that the freeholder or managing agent of a building has a legal duty to ensure a fire risk assessment is carried out on the common areas. If they do not carry out a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment then they have not met their legal duty to keep residents (and employees in terms of a business) safe and could face an unlimited fine and/or up to 2 years in prison.

✅ It can be a minefield out there, so for peace of mind, drop us a line for an informal chat.

🤷🏻‍♂️ Remember ignorance is no defence.
➡ [email protected] or DM us.

28/07/2026

Sunday night spent with

Probably 35 + years following the various bands with Mike, always a great night! 🎵 🎶 🎵

Sunday night spent The 100 Club with Mike Sanchez Probably 35 + years following the various bands with Mike, always a gr...
28/07/2026

Sunday night spent The 100 Club with Mike Sanchez

Probably 35 + years following the various bands with Mike, always a great night! 🎵 🎶 🎵

🔥 Not a lot of people know that..... Failing to make suitable and sufficient plans for your fire safety could cost you m...
23/07/2026

🔥 Not a lot of people know that..... Failing to make suitable and sufficient plans for your fire safety could cost you more than you think (when you get caught)... or worse... have a fire, that could ruin your business... or even worse... have a fire that takes a life or more.

🔥 When was the last Fire Risk Assessment carried out on your business premises?

🔥 When did you last train your employees in fire awareness or train your fire marshals or fire wardens?

🔥 Are you legally compliant?

🚒 Since the introduction on the 1st October 2006 of The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 there has been a requirement for all non-domestic premises including the ‘common areas’ of blocks of flats and/or rented accommodation to provide a ‘suitable and sufficient’ fire safety risk assessment.

🦺 There has additionally been a requirement to ensure that you train staff in fire awareness and in many situations, appoint and train fire wardens.

👮🏼‍♂️The law regarding fire risk assessments applies regardless of how many persons you employ (w.e.f. 1st October 2023, The Building Safety Act 2022: section 156).

👉🏼 This includes ALL non-domestic premises as well as the communal parts of residential buildings if you are a landlord and there is more than one family in residence.

✅ The legislation requires the Responsible Person to carry out a fire safety risk assessment and this assessment must be carried out by a ‘Competent’ person as defined by the Order and recorded.

🏠 If you are a landlord, what this means is that the freeholder or managing agent of a building has a legal duty to ensure a fire risk assessment is carried out on the common areas. If they do not carry out a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment then they have not met their legal duty to keep residents (and employees in terms of a business) safe and could face an unlimited fine and/or up to 2 years in prison.

✅ It can be a minefield out there, so for peace of mind, drop us a line for an informal chat.

🤷🏻‍♂️ Remember ignorance is no defence.
➡ [email protected] or DM us.

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