The Law Regarding Fire Safety in the UK
Staying on top of fire safety is essential for any employer or landlord. You are legally responsible for the safety of your employees, tenants, and visitors, and Fire Risk Assessments are a key part of meeting these obligations.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO), the “responsible person” must ensure that a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment is carried out. This assessment identifies potential fire hazards, evaluates the level of risk, and determines the measures required to ensure compliance with current fire safety regulations.
Once completed, the responsible person must act on the findings by implementing appropriate fire safety measures and maintaining an effective fire management plan.
Fire Risk Assessments apply to most non-domestic premises, including commercial, industrial, and public buildings. Their purpose is simple but critical – to reduce risk, protect property, and ultimately save lives.
Our Fire Risk Assessment Service
Our fully independent, professionally registered Fire Risk Assessors will carry out a thorough assessment of your premises, providing clear, practical guidance to help you meet your legal obligations.
Following the assessment, you will receive a comprehensive report, including:
- A fully documented Fire Risk Assessment with supporting photographs
- A clear list of significant findings
- A prioritised action plan with recommended remedial works (where required)
- A detailed overview of existing fire safety measures and equipment
We ensure all assessments are carried out in line with current legislation and industry best practice, giving you confidence that your premises remain compliant and protected.
Why Choose Balmoral Systems
Our Fire Risk Assessments are carried out by qualified, independent professionals, giving you clear, practical guidance you can trust. With over 25 years in the industry, we don’t just identify risks – we help you understand and manage them, ensuring compliance while keeping your people and premises safe.
