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11Jun
The pros and cons of wireless fire alarm systems
Keeping your business safe and protected at all times is essential to future-proofing your success. Fires can start in a multitude of ways, so it is important to counteract them by installing as many fire prevention methods as possible. This could include fire doors, emergency...
11Apr
The importance of fire alarm monitoring
At the start of April, Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service (LFRS) announced that they were changing how they respond to automatic fire alarms in non-sleeping risk premises during the daytime. LFRS said that this decision was made due to the number of false alarms they...
06Jul
Make sure new hospitality sector staff are trained in fire safety
The hospitality sector has had a tumultuous time throughout the pandemic and even as it started to re-open, it continued to face many challenges with stringent requirements needing to be met to stay Covid safe. The ongoing easing of restrictions hopefully now means that things...
15Dec
Our New Year’s resolutions to improve fire safety and security in your workplace
Have you made any New Year’s resolutions yet? Hands up anyone who’s just started a diet or who’s definitely making 2021 the year they begin a proper exercise regime (yes, a few of us in the office are holding our hands up right now)... It’s easy...
05Mar
Our Leeds branch went ‘above and beyond’ to help charity supporting unemployed women
Smart Works Leeds became the eighth centre to open in November 2019. They support women from a range of different backgrounds get back into employment by providing one-to-one interview coaching and appropriate clothing for the interview. They started with an empty shell of a building based...
27Nov
False alarm complacency: one lesson from the Bolton University fire
It’s very likely you saw the recent news reports about the fire that devastated privately owned flats used by students at the University of Bolton. Residents had to be evacuated from the building (known as The Cube) after a fire broke out on the evening of...
21Jan
Moneypenny becomes first client to put new alarm suite through its paces
Wrexham-based telephone answering service Moneypenny became the first client to try out our new alarm system suite last week. Moneypenny’s senior network analyst Paul Catterall visited our Mold headquarters to try out the different alarm systems available through Jackson Fire & Security. Paul selected a Siemens Aliro...
03Sep