Fire Risk Assessment

It is now compulsory for companies to conduct a Fire Risk Assessment.

On October 1st 2006, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety order) came into force. This is a major change in legislation and fire certificates are no longer issued or in force. As an employer, or as someone who has control of a workplace you must take steps to ensure that you have what is known as a 'suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment' in place.

This new approach to fire safety law represents the most significant change for over 30 years. The new fire regulations have been introduced to simplify matters and make it more straightforward for people to understand what they should do.

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety Order) replaced The Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997 as amended in 1999.

If you need more information about fire regulations read on. (We do not sell fire equipment - which enables us to offer cost effective and unbiased advice).

You will quickly understand; What a fire risk assessment should include If the legislation relates to your business or building The various options available to you The commercial benefits to your company

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