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  1. Not all lifesavers wear uniforms. From specialist support staff to education and fire prevention, enforcing regulations to answering 999 calls, we're a diverse, welcoming community – will you join us?

  2. All flat front doors and doors on shared corridors and staircases must be ‘self-closing’ fire doors. fire doors. These doors must be free to ‘self-close’ properly – not be held or wedged open. They are designed to stop the spread of fire. There shouldn't be things stored in corridors or staircases – this can block escape routes and ...

  3. 15 de ago. de 2020 · Commissioner’s Board is responsible for setting the London Fire Commissioner’s strategic direction, recommending significant decisions and monitoring organisational risk and performance. It is supported by 3 other boards: Investment & Finance Board – this covers budget forecasting, monitoring of reserves, treasury, capital programme ...

  4. When can you let off fireworks. For the majority of the year, it is illegal to set off fireworks (including sparklers) between 11pm and 7am. However, for Bonfire Night the curfew is extended to midnight and for New Year's Eve, Diwali and Chinese New Year the cut off is 1am.

  5. 13 de ago. de 2020 · When you dial 999, a BT operator will ask you what service you need. The four main 999 services are: Fire and rescue. Ambulance. Police. Coastguard. The BT operator will be able to see your number; even if you’ve blocked it. This is a safety feature which allows us to work out the rough location of the fire.

  6. 24 de feb. de 2020 · Hinges and letter boxes. Fire doors will have at least 3 hinges with a melting point above 800 degrees centigrade and apertures for glazing and for letter boxes should be in place at testing. Arson Reduction letterboxes are available as a retrofit to the existing aperture and can be made available form the London Fire Brigade in certain ...

  7. Keeping your home safe when you charge your electric bike or electric scooter. On average in 2023 we've been called to an e-bike or e-scooter fire once every two days. In 2022, we attended 87 e-bike and 29 e-scooter fires, a total of 116 fires. The risk of fire is increased when charging unsafe or damaged batteries.