
Fire Risk Assessment for HMO Landlords: Legal Duties & Practical Steps
If you manage or let a house in multiple occupation (HMO), you have specific legal responsibilities when it comes to fire safety. HMOs carry a...
Ensure your property in Oldham meets fire safety regulations with our certified Oldham Fire Risk Assessment service. Whether you manage a retail unit, rental property, or commercial premises, having a professional fire risk assessment carried out is a legal requirement. Our assessors provide fast, clear reports tailored to Oldham businesses and landlords.
Fire safety regulations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 apply to non-domestic premises throughout Oldham. From converted mills to modern office blocks, properties face risks such as faulty electrics, poor signage, and blocked escape routes.
A professional fire risk assessment identifies these hazards and provides practical recommendations to reduce risks, protect occupants, and ensure compliance with the law. If you’re unsure of your legal responsibilities, contact our team for advice.
Like many towns in Greater Manchester, Oldham has experienced its share of fires in commercial and industrial properties. These incidents highlight the importance of robust fire safety management, especially in older buildings.
A certified fire risk assessment is the best way to prevent costly fires, injuries, and business disruption.
Our Oldham Fire Risk Assessment service evaluates your property for hazards, assesses risks, and provides a clear plan for safety improvements. Learn more about our Fire Risk Assessment service.
Following completion of all necessary improvements, we issue your Fire Assessment Certificate, providing official proof of compliance. Explore our Fire Assessment Certificate service.
Our Fire Safety Inspection reviews essential safety measures including alarms, extinguishers, emergency signage, and escape routes. Learn more about our Fire Safety Inspection service.
If your Oldham premises are used by staff, tenants, or members of the public, fire safety regulations apply. This includes:
If you’re unsure whether your property requires an assessment, we can provide guidance.
Arrange your fire risk assessment by contacting us online or by phone.
Our qualified assessor visits your premises, identifies hazards, and offers practical, actionable guidance.
Within 48 hours of inspection, you’ll receive your written report. Once any recommended actions are completed, we issue your Fire Assessment Certificate.
If you manage or let a house in multiple occupation (HMO), you have specific legal responsibilities when it comes to fire safety. HMOs carry a...
From retail shops to industrial spaces, we help businesses and landlords across Oldham achieve full fire safety compliance efficiently and professionally.