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Avon Fire & Rescue Service provides business fire safety guidance for premises across North Somerset, including Weston-super-Mare.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the Responsible Person has duties for fire safety in relevant non-domestic premises. Avon Fire & Rescue Service states that this can include an employer, owner, landlord, occupier or another person with control of the premises.
Avon Fire & Rescue Service advises that a fire risk assessment is required for each premises for which the Responsible Person has responsibility. The findings must be recorded, and the assessment should be updated annually or when significant changes affect the fire risk.
The service also explains that written fire risk assessments and fire safety arrangements have been subject to enhanced recording requirements since 1 October 2023. A competent or qualified person should be considered where professional assistance is required.
The appropriate scope of a fire risk assessment depends on the actual premises, how it is used and the people who may be affected.
Hotels, guest accommodation, restaurants, entertainment venues and other visitor premises can have changing occupancy levels, sleeping accommodation, public areas and multiple escape routes that need to be considered.
Retail units and town centre premises may have customer areas, storage spaces, staff areas and delivery arrangements. Fire loading, escape routes, housekeeping and security measures should reflect the actual premises.
Shared accommodation and blocks of flats can require careful consideration of means of escape, fire detection, warning arrangements, fire doors, communal areas and the needs of residents who may require assistance.
Workshops, warehouses and industrial units may contain machinery, storage, combustible materials, charging equipment or other hazards. The assessment should consider the activities taking place and the arrangements for evacuation.
Customers can submit enquiries for a broad range of commercial, residential and public-facing premises.
Workplace fire risk assessment information for offices and business premises.
Office informationFire risk assessment information for storage and warehouse buildings.
Warehouse informationInformation for workshops and commercial industrial units.
Industrial unit informationThere is no single price that applies to every Weston-super-Mare property.
Floor area, number of storeys, layout and the complexity of the building can affect the amount of inspection and reporting required.
The activities taking place, numbers of people using the premises and whether people sleep there can influence the scope of an assessment.
Fire detection, warning systems, escape routes, emergency lighting, fire doors and firefighting equipment may all need to be considered.
Alterations to layout, use, occupancy or fire safety arrangements can change the level of risk and may require the assessment to be reviewed.
Clear premises information helps assessors understand the likely scope of the work.
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Regional fire risk assessment information covering the wider Bristol Avon area.
View Bristol AvonAvon Fire & Rescue Service provides guidance on fire risk assessments, fire safety records and practical business fire safety management.
A fire safety log book can help a business record information about testing, maintenance and training. Avon Fire & Rescue Service provides guidance for non-domestic premises and residential blocks, including information about means of escape, fire alarms, emergency lighting, firefighting equipment and training.
Responsible Persons should keep the fire risk assessment and fire safety arrangements under review. Changes to the building, its use, occupancy or existing precautions can affect the assessment and may require it to be updated.
For multi-occupied premises, cooperation and coordination between Responsible Persons can be important where different owners, occupiers or organisations have responsibilities within the same building.
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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.