What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
Request an AssessmentAdeptify conduct professional Fire Risk Assessments for both residential and commercial premises to ensure that you comply with your legal duties and meet insurance requirements.
Under the Regulatory Reform Order 2005 (RRO), it is your responsibility as an employer or landlord to assess fire safety risks, implement measures to fight, detect and give warningof fire, plan exit routes and keep those routes clear of obstructions in order to ensure the safe evacuation of the building.
The law applies
to you if you are:
- Responsible for a business premises
- An employer or self-employed with business premises
- Responsible for a part of a dwelling where that part is solely used for business purposes
- A charity or voluntary organisation
- Providing accommodation for paying guests
The responsible person must carry out a fire risk assessment and implement and maintain a fire management plan. A fire risk assessment ensures that you, as an individual, have taken all necessary steps to avoid fire from happening. Most insurance companies also require a Fire Risk Assessment to validate insurance policies.
A fire risk assessment ensures that you, as an individual, have taken all necessary steps to avoid fire from happening. Most insurance companies also require a Fire Risk Assessment to validate insurance policies.
Our Fire Risk Assessment Process
Fire risk assessments are not just a legal requirement, they are detailed and complex inspections and require specialist knowledge, experience and opinion. Our qualified fire risk assessors can provide fire risk assessments for both residential and commercial premises.
Our professional fire risk assessors will come to your property and complete your fire risk assessment and compile a detailed report containing any improvements that may be required to ensure you comply with your legal requirements.
Our Fire Safety Risk Assesment process results in a comrehensive document that provides you with:
The identification of fire hazards and persons at risk
An evaluation of these risks to asses which can be reduced, controlled or eradicated
A detailed recording and explanation of our findings along with an action plan for any improvements.