Risk Assessment

You may think that it won't happen to you, but annually as many as 30,000 buildings are deliberately set alight - often with dire outcomes for business or property owners. Our arson prevention guide details some of the simple precautions you can take to avoid becoming a victim of arson and how you can minimise the potential consequences.

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Arson is often caused by kids or vandals, aimlessly setting fire to property because the opportunity presents itself. Other common forms of arson include revenge attacks from disgruntled staff or employees. Our arson risk management guide provides you with some protection from both kinds of attack.

Mindless unplanned attacks are the most common form of arson. Prevention is all about sensible precautions: Preventing access to your building, ensuring flammable materials are locked away, making sure unused areas are well lit or protected in some way. Whilst revenge attacks are harder to prevent, simple arson risk management techniques can seriously reduce potential damage from an attack and can be the difference between continuing business as usual, or being forced to shut your business down.

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