We're here with further information or to help with an enquiry.
Our Evacuation Products; What Do Our Customers Say?
HMCS
Her Majesty’s Court Service needed to ensure that many of their buildings had Evacuation Chairs to ensure compliance with the new RRO regulations. After demonstrating our products and explaining the service we could provide, HMCS regions started to place orders. We delivered and installed over 200 chairs around the country. This was a very controlled operation, taking into account how complex a time system the Court Service operates and the security involved. These were delivered on time and dozens of staff around the UK were also trained to Key Trainer standard.
Homebase
The company had recently gone down the route of building mezzanines in many of their stores. To ensure that in an emergency people could be evacuated from these upper levels the company invited quotes from different providers. After consulting with Evacusafe and agreeing terms we started the process of delivering to all of the stores. This was very complex as deliveries to store are carried out by a third party logistics company. We liaised not only directly with them but also took full ownership of contacting each store manager directly and agreeing specific delivery times. All chairs were delivered on time with the minimum of disruption. Training on Key staff was also undertaken at various stores around the UK.
Burj Khalifa
The Burj Khalifa Tower situated in Dubai is the world’s tallest building. At over 2716 feet this magnificent feat of engineering dominates the landscape of the Emirate. Evacusafe were asked to provide Evacuation Chairs to assist in the evacuation of people should it ever arise. After meeting with Safety staff a full site survey was conducted jointly to ensure best coverage of the building. This was carried out and Evacusafe Chairs are now situated at strategic points around the tower. A large amount of training has also been carried out and this will remain ongoing as more of the building becomes occupied.
