Fire Risk Assessments
for your Business.
We offer a completely impartial service, ensuring you receive accurate and honest Fire Risk Assessments. We are not affiliated to any fire company so will not identify failings and unnecessary remedial works. The risk assessment is totally impartial and we do not benefit from any remedial works required to keep you compliant. Call us now for Fire risk assessments in The Midlands to the Lake District.
Every commercial business in the United Kingdom these include the following : Blocks of Flats, HMOs, Sheltered Housing, Shops, including Charitable Establishments, Care homes, Dentists, Chemists, Beauticians, Restaurants, Cafes, Takeaways, Social Clubs, Warehouses, Industrial Units, Workshops, Factory, Pubs, Hotels, Bed and Breakfasts, Airbnbs. Even Places of Worship, Church, and the Village Hall .
Since October 2023 all premises no matter how many persons are employed, self employed or visit the premises must have a documented fire risk assessment. The previous rule where a building that was occupied with less than 5 staff did not require a documented fire risk assessment has now been revoked. Please stay compliant with these new changes!
The report is a detailed report and assesses many items including the building itself, the structure, walls, doors, compartments, escape routes, electrical and gas risks, working practices, equipment used within the premises, processes, procedures, staff training and communication, staff and other persons safety, safety systems such as fire alarms, emergency lights, fire fighting equipment and many more. A fire risk assessment is a process of identifying and assessing the fire hazards in a building or property. It provides guidance on how to manage and reduce the risk of fire with the aim of helping to prevent fires from occurring which can help to save lives in the event of a fire.
Fire risk assessments could be compared to an MOT on a car. A specialist completes the MOT and advises the owner of any issues found that should be addressed to improve the safety of the vehicle. A fire risk assessment can be described as a similar process. Fire risk assessors will assess your property and in the report will provide you with an Action Plan you should follow to reduce the risk of fire.
The Fire Service have deemed that it should be reviewed annually as best practice. This ensures that any changes to legislation are identified and incorporated in the reviewed report. From a report by The Chief Fire Officers association it advises the following : Any fire risk assessment must be reviewed by the responsible person regularly so as to keep it up to date. There is no definition of regularly but annually is generally accepted to be best practice.
Yes, The risk assessment is a legal report provided for The Responsible Person to ensure the property, staff, residents or customers are as safe as possible. The Fire Service have the powers to close the premises and to prosecute The Responsible Person for failing to adhere to the Fire Risk Assessment report.
As a Member of : The British Fire Service Association and The Fire Protection Association, our latest qualifications are approved by: The Fire Protection Association, The Institution of Fire Engineers, and CFPA Europe. (Confederation of Fire Protection Associations Europe).
There is no hard and fixed price, our price guide is based on many factors such as size of the premises, how many staff are employed, what the business does e.g. high risk engineering, standard office, sleeping risks, number of storeys etc. I will base the price of your risk assessment on these factors, I constantly aim to offer competitive quotes but more importantly, a quality product and a suitable and sufficient report to help you remain compliant and keep you on the right side of the law.
Over 75% of the risk assessments I have seen from other companies are not compliant and therefore not suitable and sufficient, having a risk assessment that is not suitable and sufficient is a waste of your money and could still leave you open to prosecution and your premises being closed down, please do not make decisions on price alone when choosing a Fire Risk Assessment as it could be false economy.
I carry out fire risk assessments across a wide area, covering all towns and surrounding communities in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Lancashire. This includes, but not limited to:
Whether you have a small business, residential building, or larger commercial site, we are happy to provide thorough and compliant fire risk assessments throughout these regions.
No VAT charged - Prices Vary For Non-Standard Premises.
(max 5 bedrooms £195.00)
(max 15 bedrooms £395.00)
(max 25 bedrooms £495.00)
(max 50 bedrooms £595.00)
(max 200 people £295.00)
(max 500 people £395.00)
(2 Storey max 5 rooms £185.00)
(3 Storey max 10 rooms £225.00)
(4 Storey max 15 rooms £265.00)
(max 12 rooms £195.00)
(max 25 rooms £245.00)
(max 50 rooms £395.00)
(Small office max 100sqm £185.00)
(max 1000sqm £245.00)
(max 5000sqm £495.00)
(max 10000sqm £595.00)
(No Guest Accommodation £245.00)
(With Guest Accommodation £345.00)
(Single storey max 100sqm £185.00)
(2 storey max 250sqm £225.00)
(3 storey max 500sqm £345.00)
(small cafe max 100sqm £225.00)
(restaurant max 300sqm £295.00)
(without seating £185.00)
(with seating area £225.00)
(Type 1 / Type 3 - Non-Destructive Fire Risk Assessments)
We carry out Fire Risk Assessments throughout the Midlands to the Lake District. Call us now for up to date availability.