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A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement for all business premises and multi-occupancy buildings, ensuring compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Whether you own an HMO (House in Multiple Occupation), a commercial unit, a school, or a shop, a professional fire risk assessment identifies hazards, evaluates risks, and provides actionable recommendations to keep your property safe and compliant.
Our certified fire risk assessors conduct thorough evaluations using the latest industry standards, ensuring your building meets fire safety regulations while reducing risks to occupants, staff, and visitors. By partnering with us, you can safeguard lives, prevent costly fines, and protect your property from potential fire hazards.
Share your building details with us to get started. Our experts will schedule an inspection to assess fire risks and compliance requirements.
We conduct a detailed fire risk assessment, identifying hazards, evaluating escape routes, and reviewing fire detection systems to ensure full compliance.
We provide a comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment Report with clear recommendations to improve fire safety and maintain legal compliance.
Fire safety is not just a legal requirement—it’s a critical step in protecting your business, employees, and customers. A professionally conducted Fire Risk Assessment ensures you meet your obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 while reducing the risk of fire hazards that could devastate your premises.
A fire risk assessment is essential for a wide range of properties and businesses to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations and protect lives. HMO landlords and property managers must have assessments in place to meet licensing requirements, while commercial units, offices, and co-working spaces need them to maintain workplace safety. Shops, supermarkets, and retail premises must safeguard customers and staff, just as hotels, restaurants, bars, and leisure venues require fire safety measures for public protection. Schools, colleges, nurseries, and universities need thorough fire risk assessments to comply with safeguarding laws, and hospitals, care homes, and healthcare facilities must ensure the safety of vulnerable individuals. Factories, warehouses, and industrial sites with high-risk machinery and hazardous materials demand strict fire prevention protocols. Additionally, community centres, libraries, churches, and government buildings require compliance to protect visitors, while event venues, theatres, concert halls, and stadiums must have clear evacuation plans. Property developers and construction sites also need fire risk assessments to ensure compliance and safety during development. Regardless of the industry or building type, a fire risk assessment is a legal obligation that helps prevent fire hazards and ensures a safe environment for occupants.
What Sets Us Apart?
Legal Compliance – Avoid hefty fines and penalties by ensuring your premises meet fire safety regulations.Protect Lives & Property – Identify and mitigate fire risks to safeguard your employees, customers, and assets.Insurance Validity – Many insurance policies require up-to-date fire risk assessments to ensure coverage.Reduced Risk & Peace of Mind – Address potential fire hazards before they become a serious threat.Bespoke Action Plan – Receive clear, actionable steps to improve fire safety tailored to your specific premises.
Our certified fire safety specialists will conduct a comprehensive assessment covering:
✅ Identification of Fire Hazards & Risks
✅ Evaluation of Fire Prevention Measures
✅ Review of Fire Detection & Warning Systems
✅ Emergency Escape Routes & Evacuation Procedures
✅ Fire Safety Training & Responsibilities
✅ A Full Report with Recommendations & Compliance Guidance
A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a structured evaluation of a building to identify fire hazards, assess risks, and recommend measures to ensure safety and legal compliance. It is a legal requirement for businesses and multi-occupancy properties under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
The responsible person, typically the property owner, employer, landlord, or building manager, is legally required to ensure a fire risk assessment is conducted and kept up to date. They may appoint a qualified fire risk assessor to carry out the assessment professionally.
Yes, if you own or manage a commercial building, HMO (House in Multiple Occupation), workplace, public building, or rented property, you are legally required to have a fire risk assessment in place to comply with UK fire safety regulations.
A fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly, typically every 12 months, and updated whenever there are significant changes to the building structure, occupancy, or fire safety measures. High-risk premises may require more frequent reviews.
A fire risk assessment includes:
✔️ Identifying fire hazards and risks
✔️ Evaluating fire detection and alarm systems
✔️ Reviewing escape routes and emergency exits
✔️ Assessing fire-fighting equipment (extinguishers, sprinklers, etc.)
✔️ Examining fire safety training and procedures
✔️ Providing a detailed report with recommendations for compliance
Failing to have a fire risk assessment can result in fines, legal action, or even imprisonment in severe cases. If a fire occurs and you have not conducted an assessment, you may be held liable for damages, injuries, or fatalities, and insurance claims could be voided.
The time required depends on the size and complexity of the building. A small commercial unit may take 1-2 hours, while larger premises, such as schools or industrial buildings, may take several hours to complete a thorough assessment.
While you can conduct your own fire risk assessment if you are competent and knowledgeable in fire safety, it is strongly recommended to use a qualified fire risk assessor to ensure compliance with legal requirements and industry best practices.
The cost of a fire risk assessment varies depending on the size, type, and complexity of the building. Prices typically start from £150 for small businesses and increase for larger or high-risk premises, such as HMOs, schools, and industrial sites.
Booking a fire risk assessment is simple. Contact our team today for a free consultation, and we’ll arrange a professional assessment tailored to your business or property needs. Don’t wait—stay compliant and protect your premises today!
