We want to make sure our tenants are up to date on Fire Safety in their Havebury home. It could save lives.Smoke alarms detect smoke at the earliest stages of a fire, giving you vital time to escape. Ensuring you have a working smoke alarm is an important precaution. Not only to protect your home from fire, but also your family.
Fit smoke alarms on every level of your home and remember to test the batteries every week.
Smoke alarms for people with a hearing impairment
There are many people in the UK who would not be able to hear a conventional smoke alarm.
For these people there are special devices available.
These devices use a vibrating pad or flashing light instead of the auditory signal.
Important documents- Fire Safety in your Havebury home
Below is a range of leaflets which provide important information and advice on the main areas of fire safety in your Havebury home.
English - At Home Polish - At Home Portuguese - At Home Fire Safety at Home - For people with Sight, Hearing or Mobility DifficultiesCommunal fire risk assessments – Fire Safety
We carry out fire risk assessments in our communal areas.
These assessments get done every 2 years with an on-site review of that assessment every 3 months.
If you would like to see the risk assessment for where you live then please contact us on 0300 3300 900 (options 2,3,2).
Communal fire risk assessments for supported housing – Fire Safety
We carry out fire risk assessments in our supported housing every year. With an on-site review of that assessment every month.
If you would like to see the risk assessment that covers your communal area please call us. 0300 3300 900 and ask for the supported team
Find out more about Suffolk’s Fire and Rescue Service.
