We collect details about your building, layout, operations, and occupancy.
We look for sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen that could start or feed a fire.
We evaluate how likely a fire is based on hazards and controls in place.
We assess the quality of your detection systems, extinguishers, exits, and compartmentation.
We examine your fire safety policy, drills, training, signage, and records.
We consider the effect of fire on those present, including vulnerable individuals.
We assign a risk level based on the likelihood and potential impact of a fire.
You’ll get a colour-coded report with clear, prioritised actions for improvement.
We provide a suggested review timeline to keep your assessment up to date.
Yes. The law requires most non-domestic premises to have a valid fire risk assessment. It must be reviewed regularly and kept up to date.
You can carry out your own fire risk assessment if you have the right knowledge and experience. However, most businesses choose to use a qualified fire risk assessor to make sure it’s done correctly. Mistakes or gaps can lead to serious safety risks or legal issues, so it’s often best to bring in an expert.
At least annually, or sooner if you’ve had changes in layout, occupancy, or operations.
Yes. We can carry out repairs, upgrades, or maintenance to help bring your site up to standard.
You may be fined or prosecuted. You could also void your insurance in the event of a fire.
A full building review, photographic evidence, risk level ratings, and a clear, step-by-step action plan.
