Comprehensive Fire Risk Assessments
In the UK, the requirement for a fire risk assessment on a building is governed primarily by the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. This legislation applies to England and Wales and sets out the responsibilities of the "responsible person", For example, the employer, owner, landlord, or occupier of a commercial premises to conduct and regularly review fire risk assessments in non-domestic premises and the communal areas of residential buildings.
A fire risk assessment is also an important aspect of the Building Safety Act 2022 to ensure that fire risks are identified, managed, and mitigated a key aspect of the act’s broader goal of improving safety in higher-risk buildings. The Building Safety Act 2022 now introduces stricter responsibilities for building owners and accountable persons in respect of residential premises where there are shared communal areas.
The process of conducting a Fire Risk Assessment is not just a compliance requirement—it is a critical tool for safety and ensuring that building owners fulfil their legal responsibilities. As an accredited tier one Risk Assessor with the IFSM (Institute of Fire Safety Managers) and TFRAR (Tiered Fire Risk Assessors Register) your safety is our priority.
Key Components of Our Fire Risk Assessment:
At AAA Risk Solutions, our fire risk assessments are structured in an easy to understand PDF format which are provided to the business owner on completion of the assessment. Within the document, you will find a structured evaluation of fire hazards and safety measures within your building. The key components include:
Identifying fire hazards, such as ignition sources and combustible materials.
It assesses people at risk, particularly vulnerable individuals like the elderly, disabled, or those unfamiliar with the premises such as visitors, contractors and guests.
The assessment also evaluates fire safety measures, including fire detection systems, alarms, emergency lighting, escape routes, and firefighting equipment.
Additionally, we will examine the fire safety management of the venue, ensuring staff training, evacuation procedures, and regular maintenance checks.
The FRA will then outline actions to reduce risks, such as removing hazards, improving fire protection, and establishing an emergency plan. Regular reviews and updates are essential to maintain compliance and adapt to changes in building use or regulations.
Upon the competition of a AAA Risk Solutions Legionella Risk Assessment, we aim to provide continuous support to the Responsible person and the business ensuring that you are kept updated with changes in legislation in regard to Legionella.