Fire Safety

This website provides some basic information on how fire safety is implemented at UCL, to assist staff, students and contractors in understanding UCL requirements and policies which assist us in protecting our people, buildings and business from the potentially devastating effects of an uncontrolled fire.

Fire Safety UCL Intranet

The Fire Safety Intranet details all the relevant Fire Safety Technical Notes, Fire Safety policies, Fire Risk Assessments, Fire Safety Handbooks, Fire Safety Procedures and templates you may need to ensure that the highest standards and best practices of Fire Safety are implemented across campus.

Fire Safety Intranet (UCL login required) →

Fire Safety Management Standard

Fire Standards

Heads of Departments and Managers Fire Safety Guidance

Heads of Department

Mandatory Basic Fire Safety Training

Training

Employers Fire Safety requirements

Safety Standard

Building Fire Risk Assessment

Risk Assessments

Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans and Accessible Fire Safety

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Fire Evacuation Marshal

Fire exit

Fire doors

Fire doors

Fire Extinguishers

Fire Safety

Fire Drills

Fire alarm

Events and Exhibitions Fire Safety Guidance

UCL Venues Torrington Place Lecture room G12

Drones and Unmanned Aircraft Flying

Drone

Electric-Bikes, E-Scooters and other Portable Light Electric Vehicles (PLEVs)

E Scooter handle

Report a fire incident

It is essential that all fires within UCL properties are reported, regardless of their size.

UCL Fire Safety Manager must investigate fire occurrences to help establish any failures in communications or equipment, organisation systems and the possible cause. It is important statistically for insurance purposes and emergency planning to be able to monitor incidents or fires.

Report a fire incident →

Contacts

For general enquiries, please email fire@ucl.ac.uk

> Meet the team

The Law

Gov.uk

> HM Fire Safety Law and Guidance documents (gov.uk)
> The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005