Do you need a Fire Risk Assessment for your premises?

Whether you run a business, manage a property, or look after a public space, it’s essential to know your industry specific requirements for fire risk assessments. This is not only a legal requirement but a fundamental step in safeguarding lives and property against the risk of fire.

Under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, Fire Safety Act 2021 and the Fire Safety Regulations 2022, the responsible person/duty holder must carry out a fire safety risk assessment, implement and maintain a fire management plan for their premises.

Who does the law apply to?

  • Modern multi-story apartment building with wooden exterior and balconies, under a partly cloudy sky.

    Residential Landlords & Care Home Owners

    In rental properties, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), or Care homes- ensuring fire safety in communal areas and individual living spaces is crucial. A professional FRA can offer a comprehensive overview to ensure all areas of the property meet regulatory fire safety standards, protecting tenants, landlords and property.

  • Office hallway with fire extinguishers on the wall, office chairs, a potted plant, and windows with a view outside.

    Business Owners & Commercial Property Landlords

    Offices, shops, warehouses and retail spaces, with their unique layouts and high foot traffic, require bespoke fire safety strategies. A professional FRA can address specified risks in these environments and give you a clear picture on how to keep your premises safe.

  • A street with historic buildings featuring shops on the ground level and residential apartments above, with pedestrians walking along the sidewalk.

    Educational buildings, Medical centres and more...

    Educational buildings and Medical centres often have diverse building uses, from classrooms to laboratories, each with its own unique fire hazards. A professional FRA can address the challenges of these varied environments, and will offer guidance to ensure that safety measures are appropriate for the specific activities carried out in these premises.

There are many more types of business and buildings that may need a Fire Risk Assessment, so if you are unsure if you require a FRA please contact us for FREE no-obligation advice

Why choose a professional Fire Risk Assessment?

Professional fire risk assessments offer more than just a report to aid compliance. They provide a thorough approach to identifying and mitigating fire risks, thereby improving overall safety and ensuring peace of mind.

A professional Fire Risk Assessment takes into account the unique aspects of your industry and premises, ensuring all potential hazards are identified and managed effectively.