Fire Risk Assessments in Essex and London
Fire risk assessments and evacuation plans for businesses and landlords across Essex and London, written in plain English.
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- A clear written report
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Know Your Risks, and What to Do About Them
A fire risk assessment looks at how a fire could start in your building, who would be at risk and how they would get out. It is the document everything else in fire safety is built on.
We walk the whole premises, then give you a written assessment with a list of actions in order of priority. We can also help you write or update your evacuation plan.
If the assessment finds work to do, the same team can carry it out, from alarms and extinguishers to staff training.
What you get
- A site visit and walk-round of the whole premises
- A written assessment you can show an inspector or insurer
- A list of actions in order of priority
- Help with your evacuation plan
- One team for any work that follows
Understand How Fire Safe Your Premises Are
Book
Tell us about the premises and how they are used.
Site visit
We walk the building and talk to the people who run it.
Written report
You get the assessment and a clear list of actions.
Put it right
We can carry out any alarm, extinguisher or training work that is needed.
Your Duties, in Plain English
These are the three things most businesses ask us about fire risk assessments.
Someone is responsible
Whoever controls the premises, usually the employer, owner or landlord, is the responsible person for fire safety.
Assess the risk and write it down
Almost every non-domestic building needs a fire risk assessment, and the findings must be recorded.
Review it regularly
Review it regularly, and whenever the building, its use or the people in it change.
Is your business premises fire safe?
Not sure? You are five quick steps from knowing what is worth checking.
Fire Risk Assessment Questions
Yes, for almost all non-domestic premises in England, including workplaces and the shared areas of blocks of flats. The responsible person must make sure one is carried out and recorded.
The law says regularly. In practice most businesses review it every year, and sooner if the building, its use or the people in it change.
It must be done by a competent person. [ANSWER FROM OC: your assessors and their qualifications or registrations]
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Fire Risk Assessors Near You
We are based in Witham and carry out fire risk assessments across Essex and London, including:
Book a Fire Risk Assessment
Tell us about your premises and one of our team will be in touch to arrange a visit.
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