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Assessment of escape routes, fire alarms, emergency lighting and staff evacuation procedures.
Examples of professional fire risk assessments carried out across commercial, residential, HMO and industrial premises throughout the UK.
Get Free QuoteFire risk assessments involve identifying fire hazards, evaluating risk levels, and implementing suitable fire safety controls. Below are example environments where assessments are commonly carried out.
Assessment of escape routes, fire alarms, emergency lighting and staff evacuation procedures.
Evaluation of storage risks, ignition sources, machinery hazards and fire loading.
Checks on door protection, compartmentation, alarms and multi-occupancy escape routes.
Assessment of public areas, stock storage, electrical equipment and evacuation planning.
Review of communal areas, fire doors, alarm systems and means of escape.
Specialist fire safety considerations for older and listed buildings with unique risks.
A professional fire risk assessment typically includes identification of hazards, evaluation of occupants at risk, review of fire detection systems, escape routes, emergency procedures and compliance recommendations.
Under UK fire safety legislation, responsible persons must ensure a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is in place for non-domestic premises and communal areas. These assessments help reduce risk, improve safety, and ensure compliance with legal requirements.