Fire certificates: "not worth the paper they're written on"

Too many businesses are still of the opinion that, because they once had a fire certificate and their circumstances haven't changed, they are still complying with fire safety law. But, says Alan Cox, fire safety consultant and regular voice on the Workplace Law Network forum, this isn't the case, and fire certificates "were not worth the paper they were written on".

Speaking to Workplace Law's Alex Davies ahead of the publication Fire Safety 2009: Special Report, Cox said that occu... (326 more words)

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