Public Inquiry Recommendations
Showing 6 of 1,955 recommendations from Grenfell Tower Inquiry
What these recommendations are about — Grenfell Tower Inquiry
Key themes in this inquiry:
Fire risk assessment failures ·
Emergency contingency plans ·
High-rise fire evacuation policy ·
Staff training and development ·
Incident commander communication training
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Report published 2019 — 104 recommendations across this inquiry.
P1-37
Noted
Grenfell Tower Inquiry
(2019)
Urgent fire door inspections required
The owner and manager of every residential building containing separate dwellings (whether or not they are high-rise buildings) carry out an urgent inspection of all fire doors to ensure that …
P1-40
Noted
Grenfell Tower Inquiry
(2019)
Communicate Major Incident declarations to all responders
Each emergency service must communicate the declaration of a Major Incident to all other Category 1 Responders as soon as possible.
P1-41
Noted
Grenfell Tower Inquiry
(2019)
Establish inter-service control room communications
On the declaration of a Major Incident clear lines of communication must be established as soon as possible between the control rooms of the individual emergency services.
P1-42
Noted
Grenfell Tower Inquiry
(2019)
Designate single point of contact in control rooms
A single point of contact should be designated within each control room to facilitate such communication.
P1-43
Noted
Grenfell Tower Inquiry
(2019)
Use METHANE messages for Major Incidents
A “METHANE” message should be sent as soon as possible by the emergency service declaring a Major Incident.
P1-45
Noted
Grenfell Tower Inquiry
(2019)
NPAS helicopter datalink encryption standards
Steps be taken to ensure that the airborne datalink system on every NPAS helicopter observing an incident which involves one of the other emergency services defaults to the National Emergency …