In most organizations, fire safety is considered as a checklist; a task is done only with the aim of meeting the regulatory requirements or pass audits. Fire extinguishers are placed, alarm systems are installed and safety policies are documented, giving an appearance of full compliance on paper. However, fire safety is much more than a legal obligation.

In most organizations, fire safety is considered as a checklist; a task is done only with the aim of meeting the regulatory requirements or pass audits. Fire extinguishers are placed, alarm systems are installed and safety policies are documented, giving an appearance of full compliance on paper. However, fire safety is much more than a legal obligation.

In most organizations, fire safety is considered as a checklist; a task is done only with the aim of meeting the regulatory requirements or pass audits. Fire extinguishers are placed, alarm systems are installed and safety policies are documented, giving an appearance of full compliance on paper. However, fire safety is much more than a legal obligation.

In most organizations, fire safety is considered as a checklist; a task is done only with the aim of meeting the regulatory requirements or pass audits. Fire extinguishers are placed, alarm systems are installed and safety policies are documented, giving an appearance of full compliance on paper. However, fire safety is much more than a legal obligation.

In most organizations, fire safety is considered as a checklist; a task is done only with the aim of meeting the regulatory requirements or pass audits. Fire extinguishers are placed, alarm systems are installed and safety policies are documented, giving an appearance of full compliance on paper. However, fire safety is much more than a legal obligation.