Our trained and professional fire risk assessors will inspect your site, identify potential risks, and create a detailed fire risk assessment report which will clearly identify the solutions needed to improve the fire safety within your business or organisation.
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 states that fire risk assessments must be carried out in businesses and organisations by a responsible person. Most companies do not have personnel with the required skills and competence to properly assess the risks and define the necessary corrective actions so the fire risk assessment can be outsourced to Safelincs.
What is included in the assessment?
- On-site fire risk assessment
- Expert advice from our qualified fire risk assessors
- Comprehensive report with clear indications of areas for improvement
- Quick and easy booking
What happens after I purchase my fire risk assessment?
- On receiving your order confirmation, one of our fire risk assessors will contact you to book a mutually convenient date and time for the assessment to take place
- After the assessment you will receive a comprehensive report which details findings and most importantly recommendations to bring your site up to the required fire safety standard
- You can claim a 10% discount on our full range of fire safety products
Please note: Service currently only available to mainland UK locations.
During the visit our fully qualified fire risk assessor will cover the following areas:
- Persons at Risk
- Sources of Ignition
- Sources of Fuel
- Construction
- Means of Escape
- Fire-Fighting Equipment
- Fire Detection and Warning
- Emergency Lighting
- Firefighters Provisions
- Management
- Signs and Notices
- Effects on the Environment
Q. Which type of organisation are your fire risk assessments suitable for?
A. Our fire risk assessments are suitable for business premises and organisations, HMO communal areas, shops, restaurants, medical practices, schools, education facilities, offices, warehouses and places of worship.
Q. How long will my fire risk assessment be valid for?
A. There is no definite guide to how often you should carry out a fire risk assessment. Government guidelines state that your fire risks should be regularly reviewed. Our recommendation is that you review your fire safety annually and carry out a full fire risk assessment if there are any changes within your business.
Q. Who needs to have a written fire risk assessment?
A. If your business has five or more people, you must have a written fire risk assessment.