Find and compare fire risk assessment quotations for businesses, landlords, HMOs, holiday accommodation and commercial premises in Cheltenham and the surrounding Gloucestershire area.
A fire risk assessment looks at the premises, activities, people who may be affected and the measures in place to reduce fire risk.
The assessment should consider the people who use the premises, including employees, customers, visitors, residents, guests and anyone who may need additional assistance to evacuate.
Potential ignition sources, combustible materials, storage, equipment and activities should be considered alongside the likelihood of fire and the possible consequences.
Means of escape, fire detection and warning arrangements, emergency lighting, signage and other protective measures should be considered in the context of the actual building.
Fire safety information, staff training, testing, maintenance, emergency procedures and review arrangements can form part of the overall assessment and management system.
Cheltenham contains a varied mix of commercial, hospitality, residential, educational and community premises, each with its own fire safety considerations.
Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service provides specific guidance for businesses, accommodation and other premises across the county.
Cheltenham has retail premises, offices, restaurants, pubs and other businesses operating in buildings with different layouts and construction characteristics. A fire risk assessment should consider the actual premises and how it is being used.
Where different businesses or uses share a building, fire safety arrangements may need to take account of shared areas, escape routes and responsibilities.
Sleeping accommodation introduces additional considerations because guests may be unfamiliar with the building. Escape routes, detection and warning systems, emergency information and management arrangements should reflect the way the premises operates.
Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service has also highlighted fire safety responsibilities for short-term and holiday accommodation.
HMOs and communal residential buildings can involve shared escape routes and occupants with different needs. The assessment should reflect the building, its management arrangements and the people who may be affected.
Where residents may require assistance to evacuate, current residential fire safety requirements should also be considered.
Workshops, warehouses, factories and other commercial premises can contain different processes, equipment, storage arrangements and ignition sources. These factors should be considered as part of a premises-specific assessment.
Customers can request quotations for a wide range of building types and uses.
Information for workshops and commercial industrial units.
Industrial unit informationThe cost depends on the premises and the scope of the work required.
There is no universal price for every Cheltenham property. A small office, shop or straightforward workplace may have a different scope from a hotel, HMO, care home, industrial building or larger commercial premises.
Factors that can influence a quotation include the size of the building, number of floors, occupancy, activities, layout, complexity, existing fire precautions and any additional work required.
Providing clear information when requesting a quotation can help an assessor understand the likely scope. FireRiskQuote allows customers to compare quotations rather than relying on a single indicative price.
The FireRiskQuote process is designed to make the initial enquiry straightforward.
Provide the property type, approximate size, number of floors, use, occupancy and any other useful details.
Fire risk assessors available through the platform can consider the enquiry and provide quotations based on the information supplied.
Review the quotation information and assessor details, then decide whether you wish to arrange the assessment.
Price is only one part of selecting a suitable fire risk assessor.
Consider whether the assessor has experience with your particular type of premises and the activities carried out there.
Consider relevant qualifications, experience, professional competence and suitable insurance arrangements.
Check what the quotation includes and whether any plans, additional inspections or follow-up work are separate items.
The assessment should reflect the actual building, people at risk, activities, fire hazards and existing fire safety measures.
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Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service explains the basic stages of a fire risk assessment, including identifying people at risk, identifying hazards, evaluating risk, recording findings and reviewing the assessment.
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Important: Information on this page is provided as general guidance only. It does not constitute fire safety, legal or professional advice. FireRiskQuote does not carry out fire risk assessments. Customers should make their own checks and seek appropriate professional advice where required.