Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the responsible person for most non-domestic premises must have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment, kept under regular review.
Our assessors visit your building, identify fire hazards and who’s at risk, and give you a prioritised, plain-English action plan.
What’s included
From survey to service.
Site inspection
A thorough walk-round of the premises.
Hazard identification
Sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen.
People at risk
Occupants, visitors and vulnerable people.
Existing measures
Alarms, lighting, doors, compartmentation and signage.
Action plan
Prioritised recommendations with timescales.
Review
Scheduled reviews and re-assessment.
Our process
A clear process, start to finish.
Survey
Non-intrusive inspection of the building.
Report
Clear findings with photos and priorities.
Remediate
Remedial works by trained operatives.
Certify
Evidence and records for your file.
Re-inspect
Scheduled checks to keep it compliant.
Compliance
Keep it under review.
FRA
Required by law · most non-domestic premises
Your fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly and whenever there’s a significant change – to the building, its use or the people in it.
If you’re responsible for non-domestic premises (including common parts of flats), almost certainly yes. It’s a legal requirement under the Fire Safety Order.