Do you need a fire risk assessment?

The answer to this is probably yes, a fire risk assessment is required for nearly all non domestic properties and also common areas of residential flats and Houses in Multiple Occupations (HMOs).

What is involved

The fire risk assessment will involve a physical inspection of the building and fire safety features onsite and also a review of fire safety management systems and documentation.

This will assess:

• fire safety management
• staff training
• fires and arson risk
• means of escape
• people at risk
• flammable liquids
• passive fire protection and compartmentation
• sprinkler systems and other suppression systems
• fire detection and alarm systems
• smoke control systems
• fire hazards
• electrical hazards
• fire procedures and training
• escape lighting
• documentation and record checks

The findings of this will be use to create a prioritised action plan. The consultant will talk through the issues raised while on site and provide free after assessment advice relating to the report to help you resolve any issues identified.

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