How To Prevent Waking Watch Being Needed In Your Buildings
Stop spending money on Waking Watch
If you are a leaseholder, tenant, property manager or developer, if you’re paying for Waking Watch (or facing having to pay for Waking Watch as a result of fire safety failings) in your residential building or tower block then you have come to the right place
Waking Watch fund
Applications to the fund opened on 27 January 2022. The application period will close at 23:59 on 28 March 2022.
How you can benefit
Leaseholder, tenant, property manager or developers who may have faced high costs for interim safety measures by providing financial support and delivering a better, long-term fire safety system in their buildings.
The fund will cover the upfront capital costs of installing an alarm system. The common fire alarm system should generally be designed in accordance with the recommendations of BS 5839-1 for a Category L5 system, Jensen Security and Fire Systems are fully coherent with the guidance for the NFCC’s revised guidance on simultaneous evacuation and design of an L5 system.
To be eligible:
- the building must be located in England
- the building must be a residential building
- the building must have a Waking Watch in place where the costs have been passed on to leaseholders
Jensen have over 40 years’ experience in the industry and have been working very closely with the regulatory bodies to ensure that the system we provide is to a high standard, our company is NSI Gold, BAFE, SMAS and NICEIC accredited for the design and installation of your fire alarm system, our CHAS accreditation recognises our committiment ot health and safety of our team and customer who we work with.
Some of our long term customers include housing associations, shopping centres, NHS trusts, schools and academies, local councils, residential properties, prisons and many more.
It’s that simple, contact Jensen and they can guide you through the process of applying for the fund whilst it still lasts!
