Ensuring the safety of your staff, visitors and premises is not just a regulatory requirement but a moral obligation. Fire risk assessments are a critical aspect of maintaining a safe and secure environment for your employees, customers, and assets. At Quality Leisure Management, we specialise in providing comprehensive fire risk assessments for sports, leisure and culture venues across the UK, helping businesses stay compliant and safe.
A fire risk assessment (FRA) is a thorough review of a property to identify potential fire hazards, assess the risks, and implement measures to ensure safety. It is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for most non-domestic premises and is aimed at protecting both occupants and property.
- Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, businesses are legally required to conduct regular fire risk assessments. Non-compliance can result in prosecution and fines.
- The primary aim of a fire risk assessment is to ensure the safety of everyone on the premises. By identifying hazards and mitigating risks, you can prevent accidents and save lives.
- Fires can cause significant damage to property as well as disrupt business operation. A thorough fire risk assessment helps in safeguarding your premises and ensuring business continuity.
- Many insurance policies require businesses to conduct regular fire risk assessments. Keeping your assessments up-to-date can help you to ensure compliance with insurance policies.
At Quality Leisure Management, we offer comprehensive fire risk assessment services tailored to meet the specific needs of your business.
- Detailed site inspections are conducted throughout your premises to identify potential fire hazards.
- QLM evaluate the identified risks and determine the likelihood and potential impact of a fire.
- Based on our findings, we provide mitigation strategies and practical recommendations and to mitigate fire risks.
- Help you understand and comply with relevant fire safety regulations, standards, guidance and best practice.
- Fire risks can change over time, Quality Leisure Management, offer regular reviews and updates to your fire risk assessment.
Expertise and Experience – Our team comprises of experienced fire safety professionals with extensive knowledge of fire safety regulations.
Tailored Solutions – We understand that every business is unique. Our assessments are customised to address the specific risks and requirements of your premises.
Comprehensive Reports – We provide detailed reports that are easy to understand and include clear recommendations for improvement.
Ongoing Support – Our relationship doesn’t end with the assessment. We offer ongoing support and advice to ensure your business remains safe and compliant.
Don’t wait for a fire to highlight the weaknesses in your fire safety measures. Proactively protect your business by scheduling a professional fire risk assessment with Quality Leisure Management. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you create a safer environment for everyone.
Responsible Person: Typically, the employer, owner, or occupier of the premises is responsible for ensuring a fire risk assessment is conducted and maintained.
Competent Person: The assessment should be carried out by someone with the necessary knowledge, experience, and skills to identify fire hazards and evaluate risks.
Paul Hackett is listed on the IFSM Competent Fire Risk Assessors Register.
Tier 2 – Individuals who have been mentored, have completed an examination held by the Institute and have been deemed competent to carry out fire risk assessments on buildings that range from simple / less complex to those that are of medium complexity and normal risk.
IFSM – A Guide to Choosing a Competent Fire Risk Assessor October 2020
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 is the primary legislation governing fire safety in non-domestic premises in England and Wales.
Similar legislation applies in Scotland (Fire (Scotland) Act 2005) and Northern Ireland (Fire Safety Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010).
A fire risk assessment is crucial for:
– Preventing fire incidents.
– Ensuring the safety of occupants.
– Complying with legal requirements and avoiding penalties.
– Protecting property and business continuity.