Fire Risk Assessments
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The Fire Risk Assessment is just the starting point of Fire Safety Management at your premises; all other compliance needs flow from this.
Fire Risk Assessments are a statutory requirement for all businesses. Any business employing five or more persons must record the findings of the risk assessment and act on those findings where necessary.
Our Fire Risk Assessments are designed to meet the specific requirements of your premises and will meet all the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
All our assessments are qualitative in design and format, following the 5 step risk assessment process as recommended by the Health and Safety Executive and the Employers’ Guide Published by the Home Office. Our risk assessments would also satisfy the recommendations of PAS 79:2012, the Publicly Available Specification – Fire Risk Assessments Guidance and a Recommended Methodology.
Using our 160-question audit process, combined with many years of fire safety experience, ensures that our clients’ premises are adequately assessed for fire risks to life, property and business continuity.
A full and detailed consultation is available following the fire risk assessments to discuss any significant findings and required actions to achieve a satisfactory standard of fire safety within the premises.
All of our assessors are Graduates of the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE). Our team regularly review legal precedents, British Standard revisions and developments in fire safety legislation, meaning you receive the most up-to-date advice possible.
The benefits we offer include:
- You receive vastly experienced fire risk assessors; all of whom have served as fire inspecting officers in their respective regional fire brigade.
- Very detailed, yet clear report
- Clear, Easy To Understand Risk Assessment Reports without compromising on the detail
- Practical recommendations
- Nationwide service coverage
- It demonstrates compliance to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005