We carry out Fire Risk Assessments in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas.
Contact us to make sure you are complying to The Regulatory Reform fire Safety order 2005
Fire risk assessments are a legal requirement for most businesses and are crucial for ensuring the safety of your employees, customers, and premises.
This page provides information about fire risk assessments, their importance, and how we can help you conduct one.
What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
A fire risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying fire hazards and risks within a building or workplace. It involves evaluating the likelihood of a fire occurring and the potential harm it could cause.
The assessment also identifies necessary fire precautions and control measures to minimize the risk of fire and ensure the safe evacuation of occupants.
Why are Fire Risk Assessments Important?
Fire safety legislation mandates that businesses conduct regular fire risk assessments. Failure to comply can result in fines and legal action.
The primary purpose of a fire risk assessment is to protect people from the dangers of fire. By identifying and mitigating risks, you can significantly reduce the potential for injuries and fatalities.
A fire can cause significant damage to your property, equipment, and stock. A thorough risk assessment helps you implement measures to prevent fires and minimize damage if one occurs.
A fire can disrupt your business operations, leading to lost revenue and productivity. A fire risk assessment helps you plan for such events and minimize downtime.
Many insurance providers require businesses to have up-to-date fire risk assessments to maintain valid coverage.
Our typical fire risk assessment will cover the following areas:
Identifying Fire Hazards: This includes identifying potential ignition sources and fuel sources.
A fire risk assessment would concider who might be at risk in the event of a fire, including employees, customers, visitors, and vulnerable individuals.
Then we evaluate the risks.
This involves assessing the likelihood of a fire occurring and the potential consequences, such as injuries, fatalities, and property damage.
The findings of the fire risk assessment must be documented in a written report.
Developing an Emergency Plan: This includes outlining procedures for raising the alarm, evacuating the building, and contacting emergency services.
Implementing and Maintaining Fire Precautions: This involves putting in place appropriate fire safety measures, such as fire extinguishers, fire alarms, emergency lighting, and escape routes.
Fire risk assessments must be reviewed regularly, especially after any changes to the building, processes, or occupancy.
We offer comprehensive fire risk assessment services tailored to your specific needs and industry.
Our experienced assessors will:
Conduct a thorough inspection of your premises.
Identify potential fire hazards and risks.
Evaluate the effectiveness of your existing fire safety measures.
Provide a detailed written report with recommendations for improvement.
Assist you in developing an emergency plan.
Contact us on sales@cityfiresolutions.co.uk or 01908 822777 for more information on Fire Risk Assessments.