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Fire Safety Risk Assessment Services

We can help you meet the legal obligations to ensure the safety of your staff, customers and premises.

Fire risk assessments are a legal requirement. We can help you meet your obligation today.

Prices starting at £300+VAT

What is a fire risk assessment?

Folgate Safety offers a professional and comprehensive fire risk assessment, conducted by a member of our team.

During the assessment, our goal is assess fire risk and suggest mitigation action for your facility, taking into account many elements premises and the people who use them.

 

A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is vital for understanding potential risks, and improving your fire safety precautions in order to keep people safe

 

FRAs are a legal requirement for any employer, owner, landlord, or occupier of any non 'single private dwelling'. They save lives and ultimately make good business sense.

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Do I really need a professional fire risk assessment?

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In England and Wales, if you’re an employer, owner, landlord or occupier of business or other non-domestic premises, YOU are responsible for fire safety and are known as the ‘responsible person’.

By undertaking your fire risk assessment we act as the 'competent person' - advising and assisting you - the responsible person.

 

Local fire and rescue authorities inspect premises and can issue fire safety notices telling you about changes you might need to make to your premises.

If you don’t follow fire safety regulations you could get fined and/or go to prison.

 

What are my responsibilities?

The below are the key responsibilities of the 'responsible person' in your organisation.

Our expert team can help you meet these obligations, saving you time, stress and money.

Regular Reviews

Carry out and regularly review fire risk assessments

Communication

Tell staff and other guests about the risks you've identified 

Implementation

Put in place and maintain adequate fire safety measures

Emergency Plans

Plan for an emergency, train staff and issue instructions

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