Why Choose Us for Your Fire Risk Assessments?

Choosing the right provider for your Fire Risk Assessments is crucial for safety, compliance, and peace of mind. Here’s why our services stand out, offering unparalleled benefits tailored to your needs.

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Making the Right Choice for Safety and Compliance

Selecting us for your fire risk assessments means prioritising not just compliance, but the safety and well-being of your environment. Our dedicated approach to upholding safety standards and adhering to the latest regulatory guidelines ensures that your premises are not only legally compliant but also a secure space for everyone.

We Focus Solely on Fire Risk Assessments and Training

Our specialisation in fire risk assessments and training means you receive dedicated expertise and focused service.

Assessors Local to You

Our local assessors provide region-specific insights and tailored solutions, enhancing the effectiveness of your fire safety strategies.

Exceptional Customer Service Every Step of the Way

We prioritise exceptional customer service, supporting you throughout the fire risk assessment process.

All-Inclusive Services with No Hidden Costs

Our services are all-inclusive, transparent, with no hidden costs, ensuring clarity and fairness.

Nationally Recognised Quality You Can Trust

We’re nationally recognised for quality, offering trusted and reliable fire safety services.

Extensive Experience Across Diverse Premises

Our wide-ranging experience across various premises ensures a comprehensive understanding of different fire safety needs.

A Proven Track Record of Reliability

Our track record speaks for itself, showcasing our reliability and commitment to fire safety.

Genuine Recommendations, No Upselling

We focus on genuine, unbiased recommendations, avoiding any upselling of unnecessary services.

FAQs

What happens if I don’t comply with the Regulations?

Failure to manage risks can lead to enforcement action by the Fire Authorities, who are obliged to ensure compliance with the Regulations. They may issue a notice, and in severe cases, penalties may include a fine of up to £5000 per offence upon summary conviction in a Magistrates Court.

Further consequences could include an unlimited fine, up to two years imprisonment, or both upon conviction in a Crown Court. Fines reaching up to €400,000 and imprisonment have been issued in certain cases.

You can find more information on our Standard Scope of Services page.

Are fire risk assessments required annually?

The frequency of fire risk assessments depends on the type of property and its use. We recommend an assessment is reviewed regularly, this can be done by a competent person on the premises. As a general rule, we would say review annually by a fire risk assessor.

If the premises is very low risk, you could review biennially or three-yearly, but no later. It must be reviewed within that time to ensure nothing has changed.

What is a fire risk assessment?

A fire risk assessment identifies potential fire hazards, evaluates the risk, and suggests measures to mitigate these risks. It’s necessary for ensuring safety, legal compliance, and protecting people and property from fire hazards.

How long does a fire risk assessment take?

The duration varies depending on the size and complexity of the premises.

What are the legal requirements for a fire risk assessment?

The legal framework for fire safety in the UK is primarily governed by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005, and the accompanying Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006. These laws have superseded over 70 individual pieces of fire safety legislation.

Legally, you are required to conduct a fire risk assessment and implement suitable fire safety measures based on the findings of the assessment to minimise the risk to life from fire. 

Can a fire risk assessment identify all the potential fire hazards?

It aims to identify as many risks as possible, but absolute identification of all hazards is challenging. Regular assessments help in identifying new risks.

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