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Bell Ringing

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bell ringingYou should leave bells in the “down” position when the bells are not being rung.

Make sure you think about: 

  • Safe means of escape from the bell tower by ringers, or visitors, including young people and children
  • Evacuation of an injured person
  • Safe heating
  • Fire fighting equipment
  • Emergency lighting

Having thought about all this, you need to tell your regular and existing bell ringers about your safety procedures by providing notices in the tower, signage to assist escape and training on fire safety.

 
 
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bell ringingYou should leave bells in the “down” position when the bells are not being rung.

Make sure you think about: 

Having thought about all this, you need to tell your regular and existing bell ringers about your safety procedures by providing notices in the tower, signage to assist escape and training on fire safety.