From 1st October 2006 The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires the Responsible Person (RP) of any non-domestic premises to carry out a fire risk assessment (FRA)

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An FRA is a review undertaken of a building in order to assess its fire risk and offer recommendations to make the building safer, if necessary. It should identify the fire hazards in your premises, as well as identify the people at risk. The FRA must be carefully recorded and be subject to regular review.

Our experienced fire consultants can enable you to adhere to all legislation, strive to achieve industry best practice and ensure maximum safety of your property and occupants. 

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Our experienced team can assist you with fire safety advice whenever you need to ensure your new or existing premises meets the relevant requirements. This could be anything from a simple single query, to managing fire safety compliance across a portfolio of sites.

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A fire door survey establishes the condition and suitability of a fire door, whilst also providing context and risk ratings based upon the implications of any failures of doors on the general fire safety of a building.

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Fire doors are an integral part of passive fire protection for any building, as they are present to contain fires to a particular area, giving people time to safely escape from risk areas and limit both fire & smoke spread.

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A fire compartmentation survey is an assessment of the compartmentation of a building in respect of its suitability in containing smoke and fire, protecting escape routes and the premises alike.

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The objective is to assess whether the existing fire compartment walls, as well as the floors and ceilings within the property are likely to restrict the potential spread of fire and smoke for the required period of time to enable safe evacuation.

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