Evacuation Success Stories
Evacuation Chair Training as an Integral Part of Your 2026 Compliance Plan
Evacuation Chair Training as an Integral Part of Your 2026 Compliance Plan As organisations prepare their compliance strategies for 2026, evacuation planning must be given the attention it deserves. Fire safety legislation, inclusive access requirements, and duty of care obligations continue to place clear expectations on building owners and responsible persons. Evacuation chair training is…
Evac Chair Training in Educational Establishments: Protecting Every Student, Staff Member and Visitor
Evac Chair Training in Educational Establishments: Protecting Every Student, Staff Member and Visitor Educational establishments have a duty to protect everyone within their buildings. Schools, colleges and universities welcome a wide range of people every day, including students, staff, parents, contractors and visitors. Among them will be individuals with reduced mobility, temporary injuries or disabilities.…
Evac Chair Training in 2026 and Why This Is the Year to Get It Right
Evac Chair Training in 2026 and Why This Is the Year to Get It Right As businesses across the UK plan for the year ahead, safety, compliance and preparedness must remain at the top of the agenda. One area that is often overlooked until an incident occurs is evacuation planning for disabled and less able…
The Importance of Being Evacuation Chair Trained for 2026
The Importance of Being Evacuation Chair Trained for 2026 As we move into 2026, workplace safety and inclusive evacuation planning are no longer optional considerations. Organisations across the UK are being held to higher standards when it comes to emergency preparedness, particularly for the safe evacuation of disabled and mobility impaired individuals. One of the…
Evacuation Chair Training in the UK Building Confidence and Saving Lives
Evacuation Chair Training in the UK Building Confidence and Saving Lives Effective evacuation planning is a critical responsibility for organisations across the UK. In an emergency, particularly a fire or power failure, lifts must not be used and stairs become the only route of escape. For people with reduced mobility, this creates a serious risk…
