Fire Risk Assessments in Great Yarmouth

This standard is based on a number of quality management principles including a strong customer focus, the motivation and implication of top management, the process approach and continual improvement.

A framework that a company or organisation can follow to set up an effective environmental management system.

An internationally applied British Standard for occupational health and safety management systems.

The BAFE SP205 Scheme requires organisations to implement a documented management system (DMS).

The British Standards Institution (BSI) is a service organisation that produces standards across a wide variety of industry sectors. Its codes of practice and specifications cover management and technical subjects ranging from business continuity management to quality requirements.

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) is a professional and educational body, dedicated to the promotion of environmental health and to encourage the highest possible standards in the training and the work of environmental health professionals.

The register is only open to those health and safety consultants who have met specific standards within their professional bodies.

An industry standard for fire safety companies. It sets out criteria and requirements for not only the competency of those carrying out the risk assessments but the competency of those who review and 'sign off' the reports before they are issued.

The Institute of Fire Prevention Officers (IFPO) maintain high professional standards amongst members.

The Institute of Fire Safety Managers is a professional body of highly respected individuals and companies who all share the same objective.

The IFE assesses knowledge of fire and professional experience, awarding internationally recognised membership grades and fire-related qualifications.

Barns, sheds, greenhouses, farmhouses and stables.

Banks, convention centers, forums, facilities management, garages, hotels, nightclubs, markets, high-rise buildings, resorts, shops, shopping malls, studios, supermarkets, warehouses and restaurants.

Blocks of flats, dormitories, houses, maisonettes, nursing homes, care homes, sheltered housing, town houses, landlords, guest houses, private dwellings, tenants, villas and bungalows.

Archives, colleges, classrooms, gymnasiums, institutions, libraries, museums, art galleries, theatres, concert halls, cinemas, schools, opera houses, universities and boarding schools.

Council, consulates, county, courthouses, embassies, fire stations, borough, general needs, local authority, local government, schemes, supported housing, parliament, police stations, post offices and prisons.

Breweries, factories, foundries and mills.

Barracks, bunkers and castles.

Churches, cathedrals, chapels, mosques, monasteries and temples.

Apartments, arenas, business, bed and breakfast, beauty salons, cafes, bookshops, clinics, clubs, community halls, construction sites, depots, day nurseries, department stores, dental practices, fast-food restaurants, sport stadiums, hairdressers, holiday homes, holiday lets, hospices, hospitals, leasehold properties, pubs, village halls, nuclear premises, ships, open air events, offices, workshops and the workplace.