Fire Risk Assessment
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Description
🔍 What Is a Fire Risk Assessment?
A Fire Risk Assessment is a structured inspection that identifies fire hazards, evaluates risks, and recommends actions to keep people safe. It is a legal requirement for:
Note: If you own, manage, or control a property, you must ensure a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment is in place.
🧯 What’s Included in Our Fire Risk Assessment?
🔸 1. Fire Hazard Identification
Electrical hazards, heating systems, cooking areas, and storage of flammable materials.
🔸 2. People at Risk
Assessment for staff, tenants, visitors, and vulnerable individuals.
🔸 3. Fire Safety Measures
Check of fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire doors, escape routes, signage, and extinguishers.
🔸 4. Risk Evaluation & Action Plan
High, medium, and low-risk findings with clear recommendations and priority levels.
🔸 5. Legal Compliance Check
Ensuring compliance with Regulatory Reform Order 2005, Fire Safety Act 2021, and HMO licensing.
Who Is the Responsible Person?
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the “Responsible Person” must ensure that a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment is carried out, regularly reviewed, and kept fully compliant with current fire safety regulations, including the guidance set out in PAS 79.
This includes:
• Landlords & Letting Agents
• HMO Managers
• Freeholders & Managing Agents
• Commercial Property Owners
• Business Owners & Employers
📍 Areas We Cover
Assessments across London including: North, East, West, South, and Central London boroughs.
Fast, affordable, and fully compliant in East London.
Fire Risk Assessments are carried out by our qualified and competent fire‑safety assessor.
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❓ Fire Risk Assessment FAQ
1. Is a Fire Risk Assessment a legal requirement?
Yes. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, all non-domestic properties and communal areas of residential buildings must have one.
2. How often should it be reviewed?
Review every 12 months. Complete a full assessment every 3–5 years. HMOs often require more frequent reviews.
3. How long does the assessment take?
Most properties take 45–90 minutes, depending on size and complexity.
4. Do you provide assessments for HMOs?
Yes — we specialise in HMO Fire Risk Assessments, including licensing compliance and fire door checks.
Additional information
| Property Type / Bedrooms | Studio, 1-3 bedroom, 4 bedroom, 5 bedroom, 6 bedroom, Communal only |
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