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Fire Risk Assessments for Diverse Sectors
At Bakers Fire Safety Consultancy Ltd, we provide comprehensive fire risk assessments tailored to a wide range of sectors. Whether you’re managing a commercial property, industrial facility, healthcare environment, or a residential complex, our expert team understands the specific challenges and legal obligations each sector faces.
With years of experience, we ensure that your premises comply with UK fire safety regulations and are fully prepared to protect your staff, assets, and customers from fire risks. From identifying potential hazards to offering clear, actionable recommendations, our assessments help minimize risks and maintain a safe environment, no matter your industry.
Stay compliant and safeguard your business with a trusted name in fire safety. Contact us today for a consultation.
Care Homes
Multiple Occupancy and Landlords
Places of Worship
Educational Establishments
Warehouse
Offices
FIRE RISK ASSESSMENTS The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 places certain duties on the ‘responsible person’ for the premises, one of which is to ensure that a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is carried out; As of 1 October 2023, Section 156 of the Building Safety Act 2022 amended the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, setting the requirement for all fire risk assessments to be recorded, irrespective of the number of employees or whether there is a licence in force.
A fire risk assessment assesses premises and identifies the actions that are needed to prevent fire and keep people safe. The responsible person (Landlord, Employer, Managing Agent) must provide their employees with comprehensible and relevant information on the risks to them identified by the risk assessment.
As an employer or property owner, you are responsible for the fire safety in the premises. It is your responsibility to carry out regular fire risk assessments, As soon as practicable after the assessment is made or reviewed, the responsible person must record the information prescribed where:
(a) a licence under an enactment is in force in relation to the premises; or
(b) An Alterations notice requiring this is in force in relation to the premises.
The prescribed information is:
(a)the significant findings of the assessment, including the measures which have been or will be taken by the responsible person pursuant to this Order; and
(b)any group of persons identified by the assessment as being especially at risk.
No new work activity involving a dangerous substance may commence unless:
(a) the risk assessment has been made; and
(b) the measures required by or under this Order have been implemented.
