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This guide is for employers, managers, occupiers and owners of sleeping accommodation . It tells you what you have to do to comply with fire safety law, helps you to carry out a fire risk assessment and identify the general fire precautions you need to have in guides in the series:Offices and shops ISBN: 978 1 85112 815 0 Offices and retail premises (including individual units within larger premises, shopping centres). Factories and warehousesISBN: 978 1 85112 816 7 Factories and warehouse storage premises. sleeping accommodation ISBN: 978 1 85112 817 4 All premises where the main use is to provide sleeping accommodation , hotels, guest houses, B&Bs, hostels, residential training centres, holiday accommodation and the common areas of flats, maisonettes, HMOs and sheltered housing (other than those providing care see Residential care premises), but excluding hospitals, residential care premises, places of custody and single private care premisesISBN: 978 1 85112 818 1 Residential care and nursing homes, common areas of sheltered housing (where care is provided) and similar premises, which are permanently staffed and where the primary use is the provision of care rather than healthcare (see Healthcare premises).
to comply with fire safety law, helps you to carry out a fire risk ... on fire-resisting elements and advice on historic buildings. This guide is one from a series of guides listed on the back cover. ... Note: HMOs and flats and maisonettes are covered by two pieces of legislation, the Order1 and the Housing Act 2004.79
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