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If you’re running a business, you know that there are few things more important than identifying fire hazards.

At OHEAP Fire & Security, we provide comprehensive Fire Risk Assessments to businesses and individuals, helping them to take the appropriate steps to prevent fires and injuries.

With an OHEAP Fire Risk Assessment, you’ll know exactly what your fire risks are and how to manage them.

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Fire Risk Assessments

Fire risk assessments identify and assess the potential risks that may arise within your building. Helping you to identify areas in which your policies and procedures may need improvement. Additionally, we can identify any fire safety precautions you should be following to keep visitors and employees safe.

Comprehensive report and action plan provided on completion

Flexible assessments to work around you

Carried out by a qualified assessor

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Often Should A Fire Risk Assessment Be Reviewed?

Fire risk assessments are a legal requirement and should be reviewed annually. In addition, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, requires a fire risk assessment to be reviewed if there are changes in the business. For example structural alterations, change of building use and increase in occupancy. For this reason a new fire risk assessment should be completed.

If you’re in need of an updated fire assessment or aren’t sure whether you are, get in touch. After that one of our Fire Protection Consultants can answer all of your questions.

Who Is Responsible For Completing A Fire Risk Assessment?

In England and Wales, you may be responsible for fire safety and are known as the ‘responsible person’. Certainly if you’re an employer, person who has control of the premises or owner of the building/business other than a single domestic dwelling.

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 details what you have to do to comply with the law. In addition, you must keep a written record of your fire risk assessment if your business has 5 or more people.

Finally, it is important to note that you could be fined and/or go to prison if you don’t follow fire safety regulations.

In order to properly carry out the assessment, the assessor should have a minimum understanding of the following:

  • Fire alarm system categories and design standards
  • Emergency lighting design standards
  • Fire extinguisher and fire safety sign and notice standards
  • Fire risk guidance documents
  • Current building regulations
  • Effects of fire on people and behaviour of people in fire situations
  • Means of escape
  • Fire prevention
  • Management of fire safety
  • Subsequently the assessment should be carried out by a suitably trained, qualified and experienced fire risk assessor.

At OHEAP Fire & Security all of Fire Risk Assessors are experts in their field and can take on the mantle of the “responsible person”. In conclusion, you can be confident that your assessment has been completed diligently and accurately.

Accreditations

We work with several third-party bodies to ensure we work to the highest industry standards.

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BAFE Fire Safety Register
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