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Fire Risk Assessments

A Fire Risk Assessment is a careful look at your premises and the people who use them, from a fire prevention perspective.
What it is

A careful look at your premises & people

A Fire Risk Assessment is a careful look at your premises and the people who use them, from a fire prevention perspective.

It’s about understanding the potential risks, then improving your fire safety precautions to keep people safe – a clear, professionally written assessment with an action plan you can actually work to.

Your fire risk assessment must be a written record.

Your premises

A non-destructive tour observing layout, equipment in use, compartmentation, alarms and how everything is checked, inspected and maintained.

The people who use them

Who occupies the building and when - including those especially at risk - and how they’d be warned and evacuated safely.

Fire prevention measures

The hazards present, how they’re eliminated or controlled, and the protection and management measures keeping life safe.

Our assessors have years of experience across a wide variety of premises – including schools, care homes, retail stores, factories, warehouses, offices, churches, bars and restaurants, studios, beauty parlours, construction sites, museums, communal areas of residential properties, and waste transfer and recycling centres.

Why do you need it

A legal duty - and good business sense

If you’re the employer, owner or occupier of premises that aren’t a single private dwelling, it’s your duty to make sure a competent person assesses the fire risks and that you act on them. Beyond the law:

Legal requirement

A written record

Insurers expect it

Landlords ask for it

The fire service want to see it

Property lawyers want to see it

Many businesses never recover after a fire

Effective fire prevention starts with properly understanding the risks. A well-run assessment protects your people first - and gives your business its best chance of carrying on if the worst happens.

How do we deliver it

Competent, PAS 79-led assessment

A thorough, life-safety focused assessment carried out by qualified assessors – then written up clearly so you know exactly what to do next.

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  1. Competent, qualified assessors

    Our assessors are properly trained and competent working to PAS 79 methodology and BS 9792:2025 (Fire risk assessment. Housing. Code of practice),

  2. A comprehensive site tour

    A non-destructive walk-round observing activities, equipment, maintenance, training, compartmentation, alarms and systems. We’ll need a representative to show us around and answer questions.

  3. A written report & action plan

    A professionally written fire risk assessment, provided as a PDF, including a clear, prioritised action plan wherever one is required.

  4. Review & re-assess

    Review your assessment regularly - and whenever significant changes are made that would have an impact on it.

Your report

A clear PDF, structured end to end

The Fire Risk Assessment report is provided to you in PDF format, structured so you can find what you need – and finishing with a prioritised action plan wherever one is required.

The Fire Risk Assessment deliverable includes a prioritised action plan.

Introduction

Regulatory Requirements

The premises

Occupants

Fire Loss Experience

Other relevant legislation

Fire Hazards & their control

Fire Protection Measures

Management of Fire Safety

Risk Evaluation

Action Plan

included with every assessment

Free tools to help you act on it

Fire warden template

A ready-to-use template to record your nominated fire wardens by name, floor and contact number.

Fire awareness training pack

An adaptable training template to help you deliver fire awareness training to all of your employees.

Before we visit

What to have ready

To help prepare for your fire risk assessment, here are the items, evidence and records we may need to see when we attend. Don’t worry if you can’t find everything – gaps are exactly what the assessment is for.

Fire Procedures & Arrangements

Fixed Wiring Certification

PAT Testing

HVAC Servicing & Maintenance

Gas Safety Records

Fire Alarm Servicing

Fire Extinguisher Servicing

Emergency Lighting Testing

Fire Safety Signage

Fire Log Book

Lightning Protection

Compartmentation Certification

Fire Suppression System Info

Fire Warden Training

Fire Awareness Training

FEEPs & PEEPs

Smoke Vents

Fire Drills

Sprinkler Systems

Contractor Management

Induction Records

Need a fire risk assessment at short notice from competent and qualified fire risk assessors? Let’s get it booked.