Are you looking for a Fire Risk Assessment Report?
Do you want a fire risk assessment report of your premises?
Vigilance Fire Safety can assess your property to identify and evaluate any probable fire hazards. The fire risk assessment will draw attention to any fire risks in your property. A detailed and actionable recommendations will be giving to make your property safe and compliant. This documentation is put together into a complete written fire risk assessment report (hyper link to- Do I need a Fire Risk Assessment?
This report follows closely to the guideline and approach of the PAS 79 document. PAS 79 is essentially a methodology, for undertaking a fire risk assessment. It is a Publicly Available Specification. Although not a British Standard, it has been developed and published by the British Standards Institution, BSI.
Once we visit your premises and you receive your risk assessment report, we will provide you with recommendations and advise for you to remove or reduce the risks identified.
Are you a Residential or Commercial Landlord?
- We offer a Fire Risk Assessment for Flats, HMOs, Airbnb’s & Communal Areas.
- We offer a Fire Risk Assessment for Offices, Shops, all non-residential properties
Do I need a Fire Risk Assessment?
Since October 2023, it has now become a legal requirement under Article 9 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 to have a fire risk assessment for your workplace, regardless of how many employees you have. All findings of the risk assessment should also be recorded whereby previously this was only a requirement when you had 5 or more employee
Under the current UK legislations, all non-residential and business premises and residential flats (including communal areas) need Fire Risk Assessments.
These include commercial and public premises, such as hospitals, GP Surgeries, Schools, Warehouses, Factories, Licensed Premises, Nursing Homes, Care Homes, Offices, Local and Off-License Shops, Outlets, Licensed premises e.g. pubs and clubs, and businesses that provide sleeping accommodation e.g. bed and breakfast and Airbnb’s.
It also applies to sheltered housing and the communal areas of blocks of flats and houses in multiple occupations (HMOs).
