Fire Risk Assessment

The purpose of a Fire Risk Assessment is to ensure that reasonable precautions have been taken to avoid the risk of fire occurring.  Current legislation required a Fire Risk Assessment to be carried out if more than five people are employed,  have the public visit your premises,  or the premises require a license to operate, or are the owner/manager or landlord of residential flats or a HMO with communal area.

To conduct the fire risk assessment, an assessor will visit your premises and carry out a thorough fire risk assessment. This will include the following:

• Sources of ignition in the workplace
• Sources of fuel
• Sources of oxygen
• People at risk
• Procedures, training and recording
• Fire detection and fire warning systems
• Means of fighting the fire
• Means of escape in the event of fire
• Other factors

This information will be presented in a bound report with images to illustration points raised where necessary.