We have explained our Fire Risk Assessment process on the Fire Risk Assessment page.
Until the introduction of the 2005 Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order in 2006 fire safety issues were largely controlled by the granting of Fire Certificates by the Fire Officer.
After 2006 the Fire Risk Assessment became the relevant document rather than the Fire Certificate. There was a major difference between the Fire Certificate and the Fire Risk Assessment in that if a property was granted a Fire Certificate it was valid as long as the property was not altered even though the relevant BS Standards may have changed.
However the Fire Risk Assessment will judge the property against the relevant current BS Standards.
When the Fire Risk Assessment is completed it will generate an 'Action List' of items that require attention with a suggested time scale for completion. Each item will be given a subjective score of between 1 and 5 to give a total 'Risk Score' for the property. As each point is remedied so the risk score will decrease.
A Fire Risk Assessment is a purely advisory document. Firecall would strongly advise that you heed the advice we give. However, the only person who could make you do anything is the Fire Officer through the issuance of an Enforcement Notice.
Firecall operate in the following areas:
the Midlands and South of England, especially; Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, Stroud, Gloucester, Cirencester (Gloucestershire), Evesham, Worcester, Kidderminster, (Worcestershire), Hereford, Leominster, Ludlow, Ross on Wye, (Herefordshire), Warwick, Coventry, Leamington Spa (Warwickshire), Oxford, Didcot, Witney, Banbury, Bicester (Oxfordshire), Swindon, Chippenham, Marlborough (Wiltshire), Bristol, Bath, Birmingham and the West Midlands, Newbury and Reading (Berkshire)
Contact Firecall to arrange a Fire Risk Assessment Today. 01242 698042.