Fire Risk Assessment
All employers are required to carry out a Fire Risk Assessment
Fire Risk Assessments are essential for keeping your business and staff safe in the event of a fire. This has become crystallized in the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order, making it a legal requirement for businesses.
While self-assessment is permitted, Fire Risk Assessments can only be completed by the responsible person within the business who is able to identify fire risks and knows how to remove, reduce or mitigate them. This is why for large and complex buildings, it is more suitable to employ a qualified assessor to undertake your Fire Risk Assessment.
Our Fire Risk Assessment is divided into three areas:
- The File of Evidence Audit - the building, its uses, activities and fire safety measures.
- The Fire Safety Management Audit- how the Responsible Persons manage fire safety.
- The Fire Safety Training Audit - what Fire Safety Training or instruction is received by users of the building.
You will receive a clear report showing what action you need to take
When a Fire Risk Assessment has been completed, you will receive a comprehensive Report and Action Plan is provided, detailing any significant findings and classifying them according to the level of risk, showing who is responsible and the degree of urgency with which they should be addressed.
Our Fire Risk Assessment assessors are highly qualified and carry professional indemnity insurance. Previous clients have been happy with our service, commending us on our user-friendly reports.
Enquire today for your Fire Risk Assessment
To find out more about our Fire Risk Assessment service, call our friendly team on 0808 168 7000 or send us a message. Alternatively, if you would like to receieve a fully comprehensive quote for your business, simply fill out the form on this page.
3 reasons to choose Red Box Fire Control for your Fire Risk Assessment
Fire Risk Assessment
All employers are required to carry out a Fire Risk Assessment
Fire Risk Assessments are essential for keeping your business and staff safe in the event of a fire. This has become crystallized in the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order, making it a legal requirement for businesses.
While self-assessment is permitted, Fire Risk Assessments can only be completed by the responsible person within the business who is able to identify fire risks and knows how to remove, reduce or mitigate them. This is why for large and complex buildings, it is more suitable to employ a qualified assessor to undertake your Fire Risk Assessment.
Our Fire Risk Assessment is divided into three areas:
- The File of Evidence Audit - the building, its uses, activities and fire safety measures.
- The Fire Safety Management Audit- how the Responsible Persons manage fire safety.
- The Fire Safety Training Audit - what Fire Safety Training or instruction is received by users of the building.
You will receive a clear report showing what action you need to take
When a Fire Risk Assessment has been completed, you will receive a comprehensive Report and Action Plan is provided, detailing any significant findings and classifying them according to the level of risk, showing who is responsible and the degree of urgency with which they should be addressed.
Our Fire Risk Assessment assessors are highly qualified and carry professional indemnity insurance. Previous clients have been happy with our service, commending us on our user-friendly reports.
Enquire today for your Fire Risk Assessment
To find out more about our Fire Risk Assessment service, call our friendly team on 0808 168 7000 or send us a message. Alternatively, if you would like to receieve a fully comprehensive quote for your business, simply fill out the form on this page.
3 reasons to choose Red Box Fire Control for your Fire Risk Assessment
Our method and report format is based around the PAS 79. Which meets the requirements laid out in Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.
We have over 38 years expertise in the fire safety industry supporting businesses with fire compliance in an efficient manner.
Our team of assessors is made up of current or former fire and rescue service officers. They each hold appropriate qualifications and have years of operational and fire safety experience.
