FAQS

A fire risk assessment is a systematic evaluation of a property to identify potential fire hazards, assess the level of risk, and recommend appropriate fire safety measures. It involves inspecting the premises, evaluating existing fire safety provisions, and providing practical recommendations to enhance fire safety standards.

Conducting a fire risk assessment is a legal requirement for non-domestic premises in the UK under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2021. It helps you understand and manage the fire risks within your property, protect lives and property, ensure compliance with fire safety regulations, and demonstrate your commitment to fire safety.

Fire risk assessments should be conducted by competent professionals with knowledge and expertise in fire safety. At [Company Name], our team consists of highly qualified assessors who have extensive experience in conducting fire risk assessments across various types of properties.

Fire risk assessments should be reviewed regularly and whenever significant changes occur in the building or its use. The frequency of reviews depends on several factors, including the type of property, its occupancy, and any alterations made. As a general guideline, it is recommended to review the assessment at least annually.

During a fire risk assessment, our assessors will visit your premises to conduct a thorough inspection. They will identify potential fire hazards, evaluate existing fire safety measures, review escape routes, check fire detection systems, assess emergency lighting, and more. After the assessment, you will receive a comprehensive report outlining findings, recommendations, and suggested actions.