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What Does a Fire Risk Assessment Cover?
A fire risk assessment is a structured review of your premises, the people who use them and your fire safety arrangements. It identifies potential fire hazards, considers who may be at risk and assesses whether suitable fire precautions, procedures and management arrangements are in place.
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Fire hazards and ignition sources
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People who may be at risk
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Means of escape and emergency routes
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Fire detection and alarm systems
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Emergency lighting
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Fire extinguishers and other firefighting equipment
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Fire doors and compartmentation
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Fire procedures, information, instruction and training
If you are the Responsible Person for a workplace or other premises covered by the Fire Safety Order, you have legal duties for fire safety. The Responsible Person must ensure that a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is carried out, kept under review and recorded in full.
What You Receive
Every fire risk assessment is followed by a clear, practical report designed to help you understand what is working well, what needs attention and what should be prioritised.
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Clear assessment findings
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Prioritised action plan
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Practical recommendations
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Fire risk assessment recorded in full
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Relevant fire safety observations
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Suitable timescales for action
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Supporting photographs where appropriate
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Ongoing advice and support if required
Why Choose Vulcan?
​Vulcan Health and Safety provides practical, proportionate fire safety support without unnecessary complication. The aim is not simply to produce a report, but to help you understand the findings and what you need to do next.
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Practical, proportionate advice
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Clear and easy-to-understand reports
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Recommendations prioritised by risk
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Support tailored to your premises
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Experienced Health and Safety Consultant
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PAS 79-based assessment approach
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Ongoing practical support
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Coverage across Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire and Berkshire