Fire Risk Assessments
Fire Risk Assessments
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Legal Duty Support: Assessments aligned to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order with practical, prioritised actions. |
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Competent Assessors: Experienced professionals who understand different occupancies, processes and risk profiles. |
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Clear Action Plans: Findings presented with risk ratings and timelines so you can plan remedial works confidently. |
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Evidence & Records: Digital reports, photos and logs to support audits, insurers and enforcement visits. |
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Review Cadence: Scheduled re‑assessments or change‑driven reviews keep your documentation current. |
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End‑to‑End Support: We can scope, quote and deliver remedial works across alarms, lighting, signage and training. |
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Multi‑Site Ready: Consistent methodology and templated reporting for estates with multiple premises. |
We check, review and advice to ensure maximum safety
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Identify fire hazards |
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Sources of ignition.
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Sources of fuel.
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Sources of oxygen.
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Identify people at risk |
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People in and around the premises.
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People who are especially at risk.
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Evaluate, remove or reduce, and protect from risk |
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Evaluate the risk of a fire starting.
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Evaluate the risk to people from a fire.
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Remove or reduce fire hazards.
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Remove or reduce the risks to people from a fire.
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Protect people by providing fire precautions.
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Record, plan, inform and instruct |
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Record any major findings and action taken.
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Discuss and work with other responsible persons.
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Prepare an emergency plan.
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Inform and instruct relevant people.
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Provide training.
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Review |
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Review fire risk assessment regularly.
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Make changes where necessary.
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Guaranteed Satisfaction |
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A Fire Risk Assessment is the most vital component in an organisation’s fire safety strategy. The starting point for all fire precaution activity, it provides crucial information on all aspects of fire safety from the correct category for an alarm system to the required signage. The Fire Risk Assessment is also an important legal requirement under The Fire Safety Order 2005. The Responsible Person has a duty to ensure that the Assessment is carried out, up to date and actions are taken on works required in the Assessment. The Responsible Person is usually the employer, the person in control or owner of the building – or someone designated to the role. |
Group Divisions |
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Security & Fire Experts
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Worth Fire Protection
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Integraspec ICF
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Automation & Gates
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Access & Platforms
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Renewable Energy
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Plant & Civils
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Fabrication
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