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Fire Risk Assessment

A Fire Risk Assessment is the key to keeping your property safe from the risk of a fire.
  • Legal Requirement
  • Identifies risks
  • Provides measures
    • Fire Risk Assessments

    Fire Extinguishers

    You would be amazed by the amount of locations we visit and they do not have the correct number of extinguishers.
  • Have you got the right amount of Extinguishers?
  • When was the last time they were serviced?
  • Ensure you have the right type.
    • Fire Extinguishers

    Fire Warden Training

    Our expert instructors provide hands-on training to ensure you are prepared for any emergency.
  • Fire safety
  • Prevention
  • Response techniques
    • Fire Warden Marshall Training

    Fire Door Inspections

    Article 17 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO), it is essential to comply with the legal obligation of correctly installing and adequately maintaining fire resisting doors and escape doors.
  • Fire Rating
  • Inspections
  • Maintaining
    • Fire Warden Marshall Training

    Signage

    A wide range of safety signage including hazard warning signs, fire safety signs, and mandatory signs.
  • Way-finder Signage
  • Fire Safety Signage
  • Health & Safety Signage
    • Fire Signage

    Health & Safety Assessment

    Health and Safety Assessments for businesses to identify and control workplace hazards. Compliance with local regulations and promote a safe working environment for employees.
  • Slips, trips & falls
  • Housekeeping
  • Hazards
    • Health and Safety Assessment

    PAT Testing

    PAT Testing services to ensure the safety and compliance of electrical appliances in the workplace and at home. We use specialized equipment to conduct thorough electrical safety checks on all equipment.
  • Electricity safety
  • Appliance testing
  • Detailed list of items
    • PAT Testing

    Fire Alarms

    From Factories to Retail, we handle all types of businesses and premises.
  • Servicing
  • Testing
  • Installing
    • Fire Alarm

    Asbestos Survey

    A detailed examination of a building to identify any materials containing Asbestos. It is conducted by a trained professional and helps to assess the level of risk and determine any necessary measures to be taken for safe removal and disposal.
  • Managment
  • Refurbishment/demolition
  • Re-inspection
    • Asbestos Surveys

    Emergency Lighting

    Statuary requirement for all commercial businesses.
  • Inspections.
  • Servicing.
  • Testing.
    • Fire Alarm

    FAQ

    A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement where people “work meet or gather”.

    From 1st October 2023, ALL premises regardless of size and number of employees must conduct an up-to-date Fire Risk Assessment and it is required to record all of the findings.

    The Fire Safety Order replaces previous legislation (from 2005) whereby you must complete a Fire Risk Assessment for the place in which you are responsible, and it must be deemed suitable and sufficient. This can be completed by a competent person on behalf of the Responsible Person because the level of expertise required may leave the Responsible Person vulnerable to prosecution. Completing a Fire Risk Assessment is NOT the responsibility of the Fire Brigade.

    The Fire Safety Order states that you must ‘Review’ your Fire Risk Assessment. You need to make sure it is still a true reflection both in structure and layout, usage and the people that occupy the building. If several actions were raised in the previous Fire Risk Assessment, completing a ‘Review’ will check which issues are still relevant and if there are new challenges. Annual reviews would make the most sense.

    Previously under the Fire Precautions Act (1971), the Fire Brigade would issue a Fire Certificate to signify the building was safe and all the requirements had been met. However, the current legislation is a deregulation and relies on you ensuring your building safety by using companies like us, although The Fire Brigade has great initiatives like ‘Test it Tuesday’ to help promote safety but ultimately the safety of a premises is down to the Responsible Person.

    Annually, in accordance with BS5306 using competent engineers for the siting, installing, refilling, testing and maintenance of Fire Extinguishers.

    Yes, you must be able to demonstrate an effective evacuation to ensure everybody knows what to do in an emergency. All buildings differ in type, size and occupancy so Fire Wardens must have special skills to ensure everyone can escape. Articles 21 and 22 of The Fire Safety Order state as much.

    All staff should have induction training as stated, fire wardens should be trained for specialist duties. If the organisation and staffing levels remain the same, 3 yearly refresher training is not unreasonable but in reality, it should be more often than this. Your Fire Risk Assessment should state the routine of training.

    Best practice is 6 monthly. However, different premises, shift patterns, and building layouts will dictate the routine. You should experiment in your fire drills as fire can be unpredictable and often some escapes are untenable. In any event, the timing of a full evacuation should be 2 minutes 30 seconds!