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Our qualified and experienced fire risk assessors have years of training, knowledge and exposure to every type of building and every type of problem you can face in old, historic and new/refurbished premises.
We can offer a review of your existing arrangements, a complete fire risk assessment or an audit reflecting what your local enforcing authority would look at, ensuring your staff, your customers, your premises and your reputation are suitably protected from fires and other emergencies.
Design fire safety strategies
Retrospective fire safety strategies
Pre-and post-occupation fire risk assessments
Evacuation strategies for complex buildings
Types of premises we work with:
Hospitals / clinical settings (HTMs)
Educational settings (BB100, BB104)
Low- and high-rise residential premises (AD B Volume 1 / BB9991)
Commercial premises such as hotels, HMOs, high-rise, offices – AD B or BS9999
Industrial buildings including factories, warehouses, chemical sites (COMAH) etc.
Historic buildings (DCLG / Home Office Fire Safety Guides)
We offer a complete service, starting with a consultation on planned new developments, refurbishments and all types of existing properties. For example HMO's, shops, hotels, restaurants etc.
From there we work closely with approved inspectors, architects and designers to ensure whether its an engineered design or working to one of the prescriptive guides. We will ensure your business and people are safe.
We also liaise with the relevant engineers (fire alarm, emergency lighting etc.) to ensure testing and compliance is timely and appropriate. We can offer a comprehensive package of initial and ongoing audit and review to manage the risks within your premises.
Each inspection is different and will vary. Not all of the below will be relevant to a business.
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