Which Evacuation Chair Should I Purchase?
A critical part of emergency planning, choosing the right Evacuation Chair is not simply a purchasing decision. It is a
A Tragic Spring Farm Fire and the Imperative for Stronger Safety Frameworks in Disability Housing
Sadly, as I predicted in my Blog Post on October 26, 2017, the provision of housing for people with disability
Left Behind in a Blaze: A Teen’s Terrifying Ordeal and His Fight for Safer Schools
The fire alarm in his UK school starts blaring while smoke rises through the air, causing widespread panic. You are instructed to stay put during an
Is the Fire Safety of NDIS Participants Being Compromised
Challenging the Status Quo: Building Classifications and Fire Safety in SDA It is imperative to challenge the status quo regarding
An Argument for Fire Sprinklers in SDA
Spanish philosopher George Santayana famously said, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” It seems that
Specialist Disability Accommodation: Disability Fire Safety Forum
Fire safety in SDA Class 1, 2 and 3 buildings Perspectives from a Disability Access Consultant In late 2024, Fire
How do you Evacuate Babies and Children from Multi-Storey Childcare Centres?
For centre-based early childhood education and care services, providing a safe environment for the babies and children in their care
Trapped in a Hotel Room over Christmas
How would you feel being trapped in your hotel room over Christmas? Amber Furlong checked into her accessible hotel room
Why you need a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan for disabled people
A Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan—also known as PEEP—is vital for keeping people safe in an emergency situation. And it’s even
Baby Mover Newborn Evacuation Apron
The Baby Mover Newborn evacuation apron is made of solid, flame-retardant material. This fabric makes our evacuation apron extra suitable