Fire Safety compliance is a critical component of operating any business premises. The UK’s Fire and Rescue Services and the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) routinely prosecute companies and individuals for breaches of Fire Safety law. Prosecutions often take place where no fire or injury has occurred, and the fines levied on businesses in breach can be catastrophic.
If you or your business are being investigated or prosecuted for breaches of Fire Safety law, Harrison Drury’s Regulatory & Compliance team can help you navigate the process and represent you throughout to achieve a favourable outcome.
We can represent you or your business in the following areas:
- Regulatory obligations and breaches
- Inspections and investigations
- Non-statutory verbal advice and notices
- Enforcement, prohibition and alternations notices
- Appeals against enforcement notices
- Prosecutions
- Appeals on conviction
- Inquests
To speak to our regulatory specialists please call us on 01772 258321 or make an enquiry below to see how we can assist you and your business.
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