Book one of our Fire Risk Assessors who are fully qualified and technically competent to conduct your assessment. They’re trained to carry out fire risk assessments and provide guidance in accordance with British Standards and Building Regulations.
Our fire assessors can conduct the fire risk assessment on your behalf and on completion provide you with a comprehensive document, which complies with current Fire legislation.
Included in our fire risk assessment process, would be an on-site visit by a fully qualified fire risk assessor, who would conduct a full non-destructive site survey of the building or area of your responsibility to identify / assess:
• Who is at risk
• Process and / or building hazards
• Potential ignition sources
• Any deficiencies in existing fire precautions / procedures
• Correct type(s) / quantities and suitably maintained fire safety equipment
• Appropriate fire training and drills
• Appropriate signs / notices
• Suitable means for detecting fire and raising the alarm if fire were to occur, and
• Adequate means of escape in the event of fire
Following the site survey (fire risk assessment) of the Building(s) or your area of responsibility, a fire safety management plan would be produced and issued to the responsible person(s). Included within this document would be:
• Documented fire risk assessment (Format British Standard – PAS 79:2012 Fire Risk Assessment)
• List of significant findings
• Recommendations on all remedial action(s), where required
• Identification of potential ignition sources
• Fire risk assessment performance indicator
• Fire action plan for corrective action (Risk reduction / Legislative compliance)
On behalf of our clients we regularly conduct fire risk assessments at the following types of premises:
• Common areas of block of flats or converted houses
• Houses of multiple occupation (HMO)
• Hotels
• Offices (Large and small)
• Factories and workshops
• Health care premises including doctors surgeries, dentists and hospitals
• Care homes
• Sports facilities
• Children’s Indoor Play/Adventure facilities
• Restaurants
• Shops
• Schools and nurseries
The fire risk assessment process is intended to be dynamic, and take into account change. Fire risk assessments should therefore be reviewed from time to time or if there is a reason to suspect that it is no longer valid, and, in particular, if significant changes take place, such as an increase in the numbers of people in the building or changes to floor layouts. Fire risk assessments should also be reviewed after a fire. We will give a suggested date for review in our reports. A review does not necessarily involve repeating the fire risk assessment process. A judgment on this is required based on the significance of the changes
How the Every Aspect Maintenance Services team works;
We know the last thing your business needs is a load of disruption. So we’ll do everything possible to keep things simple and straightforward and work around you.
Whatever the circumstances, the process will start with our engineer visiting you at a time that suits you, to discuss specific requirements and budget. There’s no obligation and no fee.
The process:
• Call us on 0800 246 5187 or use our contact us page to book your free survey.
• Our engineer will visit at a time that suits you to inspect your premises and discuss your budget.
• Within a week we will email you a set of recommendations, an estimate of how long the work will take and a quote.
• If you decide to accept the quote – thank you! You just need to call or email the office to let us know.
• We will check our schedule and agree dates with you for the work to start and finish.
• Once the job is done you will have all the relevant certification.
You’ll find that our engineers pride themselves on a friendly, flexible approach. They’ll work quietly in the background while you get on with your job.
the likelihood that there will be a fire and the consequences if one were to occur.