Fire risk
assessments in Suffolk

Fire Risk Assessments in Suffolk are a legal requirement. If you’re accountable for a building, for example, an employer, owner, or occupier of premises that are not a ‘single private dwelling’. You want to make certain a competent person(s) completes a Fire Risk Assessment. It is your responsibility to manage fire dangers and risks on your premises and take suitable action.

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• Initial telephone consultation with our team of Suffolk fire risk assessors to gain an understanding of your premises, concerns and queries.
• You will receive a written quotation and a copy of our Terms & Conditions.
• Upon commissioning a confirmation will be sent detailing time / date and location with the Assessor attending.
• The Fire Risk Assessments in Suffolk will be carried out by a fully qualified Fire Risk Assessor.
• It is preferable that you, or a member of your Staff assists the Assessor on his inspection as they will require access to secured areas and will have questions about the premise.
• Once the services have been provided a Fire Safety Management Plan will be compiled which identifies the Fire Safety Actions for the premise.
• An invoice will be compiled and forward to your Payroll dept / Nominated Person(s).
• Upon receipt of payment the Fire Risk Assessments, Fire Safety Management Plan and Fire Risk Assessments will be released.

Article 9, (3) of The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 states that your fire risk assessment and ensuing plan requires being up-to-date, our Fire Risk Assessors in Suffolk, and enforcing authorities believe strongly that your Fire Risk Assessments in Suffolk should be regularly reviewed every 12 month period. Should your premises be victim to a fire in the workplace, or have a change of staff, work processes, layout and construction, the fire risk assessments should be immediately reviewed following the works.

Fire Risk Assessments in Suffolk should take between 1-3 hours dependant on the size, occupancy, building type and the services required within the Fire Risk Assessment.

No, but you are advised to review the Assessment a minimum of annually; it is your responsibility to keep this document updated with regular reviews. We would always advise that this is incorporated with a review meeting with ourselves, which we will make a smaller charge.