We now offer a complete fire risk assessment service. Helping sites and premisses stay compliant, stay protected and meet their legal duties under UK fire safety regulations.
Our founder, Lee Marsden, has recently achieved Technical Grade status with the Institute of Fire Safety Managers, following an intensive five-day Fire Risk Assessment course. This accreditation strengthens our ability to deliver reliable, compliant assessments backed by recognised industry standards.
Whether you operate a single site or a portfolio of properties, we provide clear, practical advice that keeps your people and premises safe.
Our assessments are carried out by a qualified Technical Grade fire risk assessor.
From hazard identification to ongoing support, we diligently cover every stage.
Real advise and guidance from construction experts.
Reporting and documentation that’s clear and accessible.
Every audit we carry out follows a simple 5 step process. We analyse consistently, but tailor each audit to your premises.
We review your site to pinpoint potential ignition sources, combustible materials and any environmental risks.
We assess the likelihood and impact of a fire, considering your current prevention and protection measures.
You’ll receive straightforward, actionable steps to reduce risk and strengthen safety.
Our detailed report gives you everything you need for compliance and internal records.
We remain on hand with practical advice, updates and future assessments if required.
Yes, fire risk assessments are a legal requirement for all commercial premises in the UK under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. They are essential to ensure your business identifies fire hazards, protects occupants, and remains compliant with fire safety regulations.
A fire risk assessment involves identifying potential fire hazards, evaluating the level of risk, and implementing measures to reduce or eliminate those risks. This includes reviewing fire safety procedures, emergency exits, evacuation plans, and providing clear recommendations to improve safety across your premises.
Fire risk assessments should be reviewed regularly and updated whenever there are significant changes to your premises, processes, or occupancy. Ongoing reviews help ensure your fire safety measures remain effective and compliant over time.