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Fire

Should fire occur at your home it has the potential to cause severe damage. During works the exposure to fire is increased due to such as electrical work, welding work, use of paint removal torches, etc. You should ensure that electrical wiring and appliances are worked on and checked by an adequately qualified electrician. You should consider whether there is adequate fire protection at the home e.g. smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, etc. You should consider banning smoking in or near the home. You may find asking advice of the local fire protection officer is of use as well as considering the use of temporary sprinkler systems, etc, especially if the home is large

Any areas where work has been carried out involving heat should be checked thoroughly and the area not left unattended within an hour of the use of heat.

Rubbish and debris created in the process of the works should be kept a suitable distance away from the building and especially if being destroyed by bonfire. It should be removed regularly.
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