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The tragedy in London and its impact on the Health Service Darren Kirk Initial Reaction June, NHSI email to all NHS Trusts requesting a summary of actions they are undertaking in the light of Grenfell Tower. June, a letter


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The tragedy in London and it’s impact on the Health Service

Darren Kirk

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Initial Reaction

  • June, NHSI email to all NHS Trust’s requesting a summary
  • f actions they are undertaking in the light of Grenfell

Tower.

  • June, a letter sent to all Trust’s from NHSI with clad

buildings >18m.

  • To assess the amount of work that may be needed, we are

seeking to determine the current capital schemes that are underway or are planned in regard to fire improvements, either as individual schemes or as part of larger schemes.

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Continued

Cabinet Office and DCLG letter instructing samples of ACM’s to be sent to the BRE.

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Current Know Position

  • The National Fire Chiefs Council

(NFCC) initially identified 38 NHS sites to have similar characteristics to those of Grenfell.

  • 3 hospitals are having ACM’s removed

at present.

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NHS Fire Code

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An adult mental health unit has been temporarily closed after it was discovered there was no fireproofing in the roof space.

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What is Fire Compartmentation ?

  • Compartmentation is the division of a

building into cells, designed, constructed and maintained to restrict the spread of fire and smoke.

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In our experience the reality is!

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The weakest link of them all?

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Probably not!

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Perspective

  • Deaths from fire in the NHS 2016/17 = 2.
  • Injuries caused by fire in the NHS 2016/17 = 35.
  • Approximately 5000 patients die a year because
  • f healthcare associated infection and it

contributes to the deaths of a further 15,000

  • thers.
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How do we go forward ?

  • Risk assessment
  • Fixed fire suppression systems
  • Education
  • Inspections
  • Consultation with Fire Engineer / Design Review
  • Appointing Authorising Engineer Fire
  • Correct specification
  • Correct installation of fire-stopping
  • Use of competent contractors
  • Clerk works ?
  • Apply permits to work for maintenance
  • PPM
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Thank you