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Farm Fire Safety

Last updated: 04/04/2013 Add to My Bookmarks Subscribe

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The number of farm fires is on the increase - don’t let your farm become a statistic!

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View the leaflet on PDF icon Farm Fire Safety.

Every year we attend numourous fires on farms, where buildings are completely destroyed by fire, often with the loss of large amounts of stock, straw, hay, farm machinery, chemicals and even livestock.

The leaflet contains the following topics:

  • What you’re required to do by law
  • Fire safety risk assessments
  • If a fire breaks out
  • Controlled burning
  • Dangerous substances
  • Arson

The information contained in the leaflet has been produced in partnership by Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service, Cornish Mutual and NFU Mutual to help farms comply with the new fire laws.

You may also be interested to see our information on arson prevention and dealing with wild fires. Cornwall Fire & Rescue Service banner - Working together to make Cornwall safer

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