Fire Risk Assessment
Our experienced consultants undertake fire risk assessments to identify fire risks that can be removed or reduced to the lowest reasonably practicable level.
Why do I Need a Fire Risk Safety Assessment?
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 require that the person responsible for a premises, be they an employer, building owner or building manager, ensure that a fire risk assessment is performed.
Fire risk assessments identify fire risks and ensure that they are removed or reduced to the lowest reasonably practicable level, helping to protect the building itself and the safety of those who inhabit it.
Our team of fire risk safety assessment specialists are well equipped to carry out a comprehensive analysis of the potential fire risks on your premises. We will identify potential areas of risk and provide you with easily actionable solutions, helping you and your staff avoid serious accidents or injuries and the destruction of your property.
Wilby Fire Risk Assessments
Our experienced team of risk management experts will take into account all relevant people when calculating potential fire risk, including those who may be perceived to be at special risk, such as people with disabilities and children.
Further issues taken into consideration during the assessment process include:
- Presence of fire detection equipment
- Presence of fire fighting equipment
- Safety equipment maintenance and condition
- Emergency procedures
- Means of escape
Following the assessment a report will be issued highlighting potential areas of risk and making recommendations for improvement.
Our consultants can also offer fire awareness training, training for fire marshals / wardens and assistance in undertaking fire evacuation drill exercises.
Contact Wilby
For more information on any element of the Wilby fire risk assessment process, or simply to speak to an experienced risk management consultant, contact the team at Wilby Ltd. today on 01422 358 525 or email us.
