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Fire Risk Assessments
This is essential for landlords and business owner/occupiers as part of their fire safety responsibilities.
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Who needs a Fire Risk Assessment?
Fire risk assessments will reduce the risk of fire on your premises and help reduce the chance of any potential fire affecting an adjacent building. If you are a landlord or an owner/occupier of business, non-domestic or residential premises, who is responsible for fire safety, or persons running a B&B, guesthouse, Let or Self-catering property you will need an assessment. Focus 360 Energy can advise you on the survey requirements for your property.
A fire risk assessment is not only a legal requirement, it also helps to reduce the risk of a fire developing in your building. It aims to identify all potential fire hazards and risks, and who might be harmed if a fire breaks out. It then provides recommendations to reduce these risks as much as possible.
The assessment should be reviewed annually to ensure that adequate safety measures are still in place and to identify any new hazards that might have developed. This should include your current fire prevention measures, escape routes, fire suppression plans, onsite communications if a fire should develop and the current level of fire awareness training among the staff.
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Contact Focus 360 Energy today for a Fire Risk Assessment quote. Our easy-to-use online system makes it easy to schedule an assessment and manage your job from start to finish.
Fire Risk Assessments:
Frequently combined with the following additional services:
Fire Strategy Plan
Residential EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)
Commercial - Legionella Risk Assessment
Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
Residential - Legionella Risk Assessment
Commercial - Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
Asbestos Risk Assessment
Commercial EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)
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What happens at a Fire Risk Survey?
The main purpose of a Fire Survey is to provide a report identifying fire hazards and sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen.
Existing fire saftey measures will be inspected and compared to the recomendations made by the surveyor.
We will provide a written report detailing all sources and levels of risk, highlighting areas where improvements / intervention is urgently required.
A Fire Risk Assessment is a Legal Requirement
Depending on the type of property and its use, compliance is mandatory. Focus 360 Energy can give you help and advice or or your local fire/council authority, will also be able to advise.
Non-compliance with the regulations can result in large fines or even a prison sentence. In cases where a risk exists and it is not being managed, Fire Authorities have a statutory duty to enforce compliance with the Regulations and they may serve a notice on you.
Fire Survey Assessments
To get a quote for a Fire Risk Survey for your property simply give us a call on 0333 772 7398, or alternatively complete the form at the top of the page. We will ask for some genral information to be able to provide you with a price for the survey as follows:
- Full address of your property
- What the buildings is used for
- Approximate floor area
- Number of floors
- A copy of any floor plans you may have
- The occupancy number of the property
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