Do you provide fire risk assessments across the UK?

Yes. Fire Risk Assessment Network can help arrange fire risk assessments for commercial, residential common-part and mixed-use premises across the UK, depending on the building type, location and assessment requirements.

Who is responsible for arranging a fire risk assessment?

The duty normally sits with the responsible person, such as the employer, landlord, building owner, occupier, managing agent, facilities manager or anyone else with control of the premises or shared areas.

What types of premises can be assessed?

Assessments can be arranged for commercial, residential, industrial, hospitality, healthcare, education, leisure, community and mixed-use premises, from single sites through to multi-site portfolios.

What should a suitable fire risk assessment cover?

A suitable assessment should identify fire hazards, people at risk, escape arrangements, fire detection and warning, emergency lighting, fire doors, firefighting equipment, signage, staff or resident procedures, maintenance records and actions needed to reduce risk.

How often should a fire risk assessment be reviewed?

A fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly and whenever there are significant changes to the premises, layout, occupancy, fire precautions, management arrangements or use of the building.

Can you help with multi-site fire risk assessments?

Yes. Fire risk assessors can support single buildings and multi-site property portfolios, helping responsible persons arrange consistent assessments, clear reports and practical action plans.