Fire Risk Assessments
What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
A fire risk assessment is a systematic evaluation of a premises to identify and analyse potential fire hazards, assess the likelihood of a fire occurring, and evaluate the impact it could have on people, property, and the environment. The purpose of a fire risk assessment is to ensure the safety of occupants and visitors by implementing measures to prevent, mitigate, and respond to fire incidents.
Who needs one?
If you are responsible for a premises, you must carry out a fire risk assessment and keep it up to date.
In order to comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, you must have an up to date fire risk assessment carried out by a competent person.
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Conducting a thorough Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is crucial for ensuring the safety of occupants and property. Get in touch to book your assessment today.
What does the report include?
A fire risk assessment is a report evaluating the fire risks within a premises then advising on ways to reduce those risks.
Our reports follow PAS-79 which is a methodology developed and published by the British Standards Institution for undertaking fire risk assessments. It includes the below:
Identification of fire hazards
Identification of people at risk
Evaluation of the risk of fire
Recommendations in line legislation
Why choose us?
Selecting us as your fire risk assessment provider means prioritising safety with a partner you can trust. Our seasoned experts bring a wealth of knowledge to meticulously assess and mitigate fire risks in your environment.
No Middlemen
Assessments are carried out by our in-house team.
Fast Reports
We pride ourselves on providing your report within 24 hours.
Competitive Pricing
Cost effective without compromising the high-quality standards
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is responsible for conducting a fire risk assessment?
The responsible person, which could be the employer, owner, landlord, occupier, or any other person who has control of the premises, is legally required to ensure that a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is conducted.
How often should a fire risk assessment be reviewed?
A fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly and whenever there is a significant change in the premises or its use. It is recommended to review the assessment annually or more frequently if necessary.
Is it a legal requirement?
What factors should be considered during a fire risk assessment?
Employees should be provided with adequate fire safety training and information about the risks associated with fire, the measures that have been implemented to prevent fires, and the actions they should take in the event of a fire. This information can be communicated through training sessions, regular drills, and the display of relevant safety signage within the premises.