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Compliance Fire Ltd | Fire Extinguisher Annual Servicing | Fire Extinguisher Refill Test Discharge | Fire Risk Assessments | Fire Signage | Emergency Lighting | Fire Alarms | Fire Safety Training

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Compliance Fire Ltd | Fire Extinguisher Annual Servicing | Fire Extinguisher Refill Test Discharge | Fire Risk Assessments | Fire Signage | Emergency Lighting | Fire Alarms | Fire Safety Training

Fire Risk Assessments

Understanding Fire Risk Assessments

At Compliance Fire Ltd, we have qualified Fire Risk Consultants and Assessors who can provide thorough and easy-to-understand risk assessment reports. If you require a fire risk assessment, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with Compliance Fire Ltd.

What is a fire risk assessment?

Every business must carry out a Fire Risk Assessment and review it regularly, this is the duty of the ‘responsible person/s’, and they are legally responsible for the fire safety in the business or non-domestic premises. Usually, this is the business owner/landlord but can also be other people such as a facilities manager. For businesses of 5 people or more, there must be a written record of this. Non-compliance with fire safety can lead to hefty fines and/or imprisonment.

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What is included in a fire risk assessment?

A fire risk assessment is a methodical inspection of what, in your work activities and workplace, could cause harm to people from fire. It will help determine the chances of a fire occurring and the dangers from fire that the workplace poses for the people who use it. A fire risk assessment assesses 5 key areas including:

1. Identify people at risk

This step looks at people in and about the premises and those especially at risk.

2. Identify fire hazards

We will look at sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen.

3. Evaluate the risk

We will evaluate the risk of a fire occurring and we will assess what the risk to people is from that fire. We will also identify if existing fire safety measures can control or reduce the fire hazard or control or reduce the risk to people from that fire.

4. Record Fire Safety Risk Assessment Information

We will record and provide a record of Fire Safety Risk Assessment Information, including:

  • Significant findings and actions taken.
  • Emergency plan.
  • Inform and instruct relevant people.
  • Provide training if needed.

5. Review Fire Risk Assessments

We will keep the Fire Risk Assessments under review and revise where necessary.

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What is reviewed as part of a Fire Risk Assessment?

Fire Risk Assessments are meticulous and thorough. What is inspected will depend on the building’s structure and size. For example, a small convenience store will have a lot less to check than a school. The list for Fire Risk Assessments is extensive, but some of the things that we review are:

  • Building construction, layout, and use.
  • The nature and number of occupants.
  • Electrical equipment on the site.
  • Any fire hazards that have been introduced by outside contractors or building works.
  • The configuration and maintenance of escape routes.
  • Storage arrangements for any flammable and dangerous liquids.
  • Emergency lighting and alarm systems.
  • Measures are in place to limit the spread of fire.
  • And much more.

For more information about what Fire Risk Assessments include, get in touch with us today.

Fire Risk Assessment Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Fire Risk Assessment take?

The length of time a Fire Risk Assessment takes will vary depending on several factors including the size and complexity of your premises.

How much does a Fire Risk Assessment cost?

The cost of a Fire Risk Assessment will vary depending on your requirements. Get in touch with us for a FREE no-obligation consultation.

Who is responsible for conducting a Fire Risk Assessment?

The responsible person for conducting a Fire Risk Assessment is usually the property owner, employer, landlord, or any person with control over the premises.

How often should a Fire Risk Assessment be conducted?

Fire Risk Assessments should be conducted regularly, with recommended intervals typically ranging from annually to every few years, depending on the type of premises and the nature of activities conducted.

What happens after a Fire Risk Assessment?

Once we have completed your Fire Risk Assessment, you must address any identified risks in an action plan. Regular reviews and updates to the assessment and action plan are crucial to maintaining fire safety.

Can a Fire Risk Assessment affect insurance coverage?

Yes, insurance providers may require evidence of a recent and satisfactory Fire Risk Assessment as a condition for coverage.

Why choose Compliance Fire Ltd?

On-Site Services

We offer on-site services. This means that we can get customers compliant on the day rather than organising multiple visits which helps reduce time and costs all around.

FREE Consultations

We offer FREE no-obligation consultations for Fire Risk Assessments and all our other related services. You can rest assured that there will be no hidden costs or surprises when you come to us.

100% Compliance

Once we have completed our work, we will ensure that your fire extinguishers are 100% compliant with British Standards. We will provide you with a certificate to demonstrate your compliance.

Be safe, be sure, and be compliant. Get in touch with us today to book your FREE no-obligation consultation.