Igniting Safety.
Preventing Risk

We combine technical expertise with a hands-on, client-focused approach. Our mission is to make fire safety straightforward, accessible, and reliable—whether you're in a city centre or a remote rural area.

A fire risk assessment is a structured review of a building or premises to evaluate fire hazards and risks. It identifies potential fire sources, people at risk, and the adequacy of current fire precautions. The goal? To reduce or eliminate the risk of fire and ensure the safety of everyone on the premises.

• Legal Requirement: In many countries (e.g. under the UK Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005), it's a legal duty for non-domestic premises.

• Protects Lives & Property: Helps prevent fires and keeps staff, visitors, and assets safe.

• Insurance Compliance: Many insurance companies require a valid fire risk assessment.

• Avoids Fines: Non-compliance can lead to legal action, fines, or even closure of your premises.

• Businesses and offices

• Retail premises

• Landlords and property managers

• Educational institutions

• Healthcare facilities

• Hospitality venues

• Shared residential buildings (e.g. HMOs)

• Places of Worship
  

If you are responsible for a building (as an employer, owner, or occupier), you likely need one.

1. Identify Fire Hazards

Sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen.

2. Identify People at Risk Including staff, visitors, and those with limited mobility. 3. Evaluate, Remove, and Reduce Risks Assess fire safety measures already in place. 4. Record Findings

Document inspection findings and outcomes. 5. Review and Update Regularly

Fire risk assessments should be reviewed annually or after significant changes.

• Premises overview

• Identification of fire hazards

• People at risk

• Evaluation of risks and existing controls

• Action plan and recommendations

• Schedule for review

• On-site inspections

• Full risk assessment reports

• Ongoing compliance support

• At least once a year

• Whenever there are significant changes (e.g. renovations)

• After a fire or near-miss incident