Our comprehensive fire risk assessments help identify hazards, evaluate risks, and ensure your property complies with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. We assess everything from escape routes and extinguisher placement to electrical risks and occupant safety. Following the assessment, you’ll receive a clear, actionable report with recommendations to improve fire safety and meet legal requirements. Whether for a residential park, commercial building, or workplace, we tailor each assessment to your specific environment and needs.
Site Visit
We offer professional site visits to assess your fire safety needs in person. Whether you're setting up a new system, reviewing existing equipment, or planning a fire risk assessment, our trained team will visit your premises to provide tailored advice and solutions. Site visits ensure we understand the layout, potential hazards, and specific requirements of your property—helping us deliver compliant, effective fire protection from the ground up.
Summary of Assesment
Our fire risk assessment provides a clear overview of your current fire safety measures, highlights any potential hazards, and outlines practical steps to reduce risk. You'll receive a detailed report covering key areas such as fire detection systems, extinguisher coverage, escape routes, signage, and staff responsibilities. Each recommendation is tailored to your site and designed to help you comply with fire safety legislation while protecting people and property.
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FAQs
Is a fire risk assessment a legal requirement?
Yes. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, a fire risk assessment is a legal requirement for all non-domestic premises and shared residential areas.
How often should a fire risk assessment be done?
At least once a year, or sooner if there are significant changes to the layout, occupancy, or fire safety systems.
Do mobile home and caravan parks need a fire risk assessment?
Yes. Park owners are responsible for assessing fire risks across communal areas, utility blocks, access roads, and ensuring appropriate fire-fighting equipment and escape planning.
What’s included in a fire risk assessment?
We assess ignition sources, escape routes, extinguisher placement, alarm systems, signage, and the needs of vulnerable occupants. A written report with recommendations is provided.
What about individual park homes or caravans?
Individual units are usually considered private dwellings, but park operators must ensure communal risks are managed, and residents are informed of evacuation procedures.
What happens if I don’t have one?
Failure to carry out a fire risk assessment can result in enforcement action, fines, or prosecution — particularly if an incident occurs and no record is in place.
