FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT

The fire risk assessment report created by our highly qualified Fire Safety Consultants will include a thorough analysis of the risks and hazards on your site, a straightforward action plan with suggestions, and complete documentation of the major findings.

We will make sure the advice is appropriate for your company's needs and that the risk is successfully lessened, minimised, or controlled because HSGenerator is renowned for its expertise and high calibre of work. Along with the safety of the personnel and any other guests that a fire might affect on the property, care will be given to the protection of the buildings and their contents.

WE OFFER TWO TYPES OF FIRE ASSESSMENT:

PRE-OCCUPATION FIRE SAFETY ASSESSMENT

Process of identifying fire precautions in a newly constructed building or refurbished premises
Deciding whether or not the new or refurbished premises is likely to be fit for occupation
Instructing any required measures to be implemented before the occupants move in
Informing about control and prevention measures required by RRFS0 2005
A perfect solution to reduce the non-conformities in the final Fire Risk Assessment

FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT

Identifying the current level of fire risk
Determining the adequacy of existing fire precautions
Determining the need for and the nature of, any additional fire precautions
Should be undertaken once the building has been occupied
Must be reviewed regularly and kept up-to-date
A review of fire risk assessment must be undertaken if alterations to a building or refurbishment occured

WE OFFER FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT SERVICE IN:

Berkshire

Greater London

Oxfordshire

Surrey

Buckinghamshire

Hampshire

Hertfordshire

Wiltshire

WE ARE EXPERTS IN FIRE RISK ASSESSMENTS FOR:

Warehouses and Factories

- Factories with Warehouses

- Large and Small Factories
- Storage Warehouses

- Manufacturing Warehouses

Shops and Offices

- Converted Office Blocks

- Purpose-built Office or Shop
- Individual Office or Shop units which are part of other complexes such as a shopping centre

Educational Premises

- Schools, After-school clubs,

- Sunday schools
- Academies, Universities

- Adult Education centres
- Crèches, Music schools
- Outdoor education centres

Residential Care Premises

- Care Homes

- Nursing Homes

- Residential Homes
- Rehabilitation Premises

Healthcare Premises

- Medical Centres

- Hospitals

- Other Healthcare Premises

Sleeping Accommodation

- The common areas of flats and maisonettes/houses in multiple occupations (HMOs) / sheltered accommodation where care is not provided

- Guest Houses, Bed and Breakfasts,

- Holiday flat complexes, holiday chalets, caravan, camping and holiday parks (other than privately owned individual units)

- In licensed premises or hotels
- Areas in workplaces where staff ‘sleeping in’ is a condition of employment or a business

Transport Premises and Facilities

- Shipping Ports

- Buses, Trains, Coach

- Terminals

- Airport terminals

- Rail and Road Tunnels

- Passenger Ferry Ports and Facilities

Open-air Events and Venues

- Markets

- Zoos

- Firework Displays
- Music Concerts
- Sporting Events

Small and Medium Places of Assembly

- Small up to 60 people

- Medium up to 300 people

- Clubs, Public Houses

- Marquees and Tents

- Community Centres, Village Halls
- Churches and Other Religious Centres

Large Places of Assembly

- More than 300 people

- Large Nightclubs

- Sports Stadia

- Conference Centres, Exhibition
- Community Centres, Village Halls

- Cathedrals, Churches etc.
- Common Areas of Shopping Malls, Shopping centres

Purpose-built Blocks of Flats

Construction

Theatres
Cinemas
Concert halls

Animal Premises Stables

12+ years managing Fire Safety for various industries

FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT LEGAL REQUIREMENT

The main duty of a responsible person under the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 (RRFSO 2005) is to ensure that the workplace is in compliance with the regulations. This person may be the owner or the employer of the facility. If the owner or the occupier of the facility is not the person who has the authority to make the decisions regarding the safety and health of the workers, then the responsibility should be taken by the other person.

The legal obligation of a Responsible Person also includes carrying out a fire risk assessment and identifying the appropriate fire precautions. This should be carried out on their own, and they should also consider the safety of the workers and the hazardous substances stored in the facility. If the assessment and recommendations are not carried out properly, then the facility could be subject to various penalties and fines.

The significant findings of the evaluation must be recorded whenever there are five or more employees or if an alteration notice is in force. No new work activities involving hazardous substances should start until a risk assessment has been undertaken and any necessary instructions have been implemented.

A risk assessment should be revised on a regular basis, when it is no longer accurate, or when significant changes, including alterations to the location or organisational changes, have occurred.

HOW TO REQUEST FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT

1. Send a request via email or give us a call.

2. We'll put together a free, no-obligation quote. The cost is determined based on the size of the structure and the kind of occupation. Sometimes we might request a copy of the building's floor plan.

3. We'll send you an email with the price quote for the fire risk assessment.

4. Once you agree, we'll contact you to set the payment and visit date.

PROCESS OF FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT

1. Prior to the visit, the Fire Safety Consultant will email a Site Contact (see point 4a).

The building tour guide and key holder will be appointed by the site contact and given access to all rooms. To verify that every room has been examined, the building's floor plan will be needed.
2. The Fire Safety Consultant shall present themselves to the Site Contact or another designated individual on the day of a visit.
3. The Site Contact or the Authorized Representative will help determine the inspection's path.

4. The fire risk assessment will be broken up into two sections, such as:

a) Documents and current control measures audit – the customer is given a pre-visit questionnaire and a list of the questions asked at this stage (via email).
b) A property inspection on-site. Photographs could be taken by the fire safety consultant to provide the proof needed for the report.
5. Subject to complete payment being received, the Client gets the final report in up to 5 days (unless this is an urgent request)

FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT PRICE

The costs shown below are approximate.

FRA Site Visits are available on Saturdays & Sundays and Bank Holidays at no extra charge.
Perfect for busy enterprises like schools and HMOs that don't want any disruptions during the workweek!