Our Services
Comprehensive fire risk assessments tailored to your specific premises and occupancy. Our assessments fully comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and follow current industry best practices and guidance.
Every assessment is delivered by a systematic evaluation of all fire hazards and risks within the premises using methodologies aligned with the latest British Standards and PAS 79-1 2020.
Working across commercial, residential, guest accommodation and medical sectors, translating complex fire safety legislation into clear, actionable guidance.
Guest Accommodation
Whether you have a hotel, holiday cottage, or resort, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires you to maintain a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment.
We specialise in fire risk assessments for the hospitality sector, ensuring you meet your statutory obligations. Our assessments provide pragmatic, proportionate recommendations tailored to your specific premises.
Keep your guests safe and your property compliant.
Commercial
Whether you operate veterinary practices, galleries, offices or another type of business premises, you require a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment in accordance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Shared buildings require careful consideration, as each business needs its own assessment whilst cooperation and coordination of safety measures with neighbouring occupants is required. Though this can seem complex, there are always practical solutions to ensure compliance.
Residential
Any premises with two or more residential units requires a fire risk assessment of the communal areas. The Fire Safety Act 2021 also states that structure, external walls and flat entrance doors now fall within the scope of the Fire Safety Order and is now required within fire risk assessments.
Our fire risk assessments will ensure you are compliant with the latest legal guidance, offering your residents peace of mind.
Healthcare
Medical facilities present very unique challenges. A comprehensive fire risk assessment must consider the complexities of ongoing medical procedures, the presence of medical gases, and the particular vulnerabilities of patients who may have limited mobility or require life-supporting equipment.
The Health Technical Memoranda (HTM) provides fire safety guidance for these environments, ensuring compliance whilst maintaining the highest standards of patient care and safety.