Member update


Arvi Izod, membership and publications executive, gives an update for FPA and RISCAuthority members


RISCAuthority recently published the following two documents, which are available for free download from www.riscauthority.co.uk


RC15 – Recommendations for the use of portable heaters in the workplace


Ths document outlines good practice for the management of portable heaters in the workplace where their use cannot be avoided. Consideration is given to heaters fuelled by electricity, LPG and liquid fuels, and heaters designed for use in the open air. Practical advice is given to assist in selection and management of suitable appliances, with an emphasis on their maintenance and safe use. The recommendations apply to portable and transportable electrical,


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gas and liquid fuelled space heaters designed for use in industrial and commercial premises.


RC26 – Recommendations for thermal fluid heating systems


These recommendations apply to the design, installation and operation of thermal fl uid heating systems in relation to both liquid phase and vapour phase applications. They are intended to provide background information for insurers, property owners, specifi ers and fi re safety managers regarding the fi re hazards that these installations may introduce into the workplace and the measures that should be taken to mitigate these. Thermal fl uid transfer systems are not just simple services – they can be complex


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RC15: Recommendations for the use of portable heaters in the workplace


RC26: Recommendations for thermal fluid heating systems


Version 3 Published 2018


Version 2 Published 2018


58 JUNE 2018 www.frmjournal.com


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