Fire Risk Assessment
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO) requires that "The responsible person must make suitable and sufficient assessment of the risks to which... persons are exposed". Meaning most business's and properties will need a fire risk assessment. Every year in excess of 60 thousand inspections of premises are conducted by enforcing authorities. Hundreds of these visits result in official sanctions ranging from enforcement notices to prison sentences due to a lack of a fire risk assessment. Fast R Solutions can provide you with a Suitable & Sufficient fire risk assessment for premises such as:- • Light industrial • Residential property (apartments, HMO's etc.) • Care homes • Offices and other Commercial properties • Town, Village halls and Places of worship Our expertise and realistic approach will furnish you with a "suitable and sufficient" assessment which is comprehensive, easy to understand and free of unnecessary clutter. Allowing for increased fire safety and compliance with the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Already have a fire risk assessment? Did you know that your fire risk assessment needs to be reviewed on a regular basis to ensure it is still "suitable & sufficient"? If you need help to review your assessment then contact us. One of our highly qualified assessors will be able to help. Fire Safety training . Fast R solutions offer a number of training courses designed to comply with the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005; including - Fire Warden Training: Designed to provide delegates with an in-depth understanding of the role they have taken on as well as allowing them to gain a basic understanding of the physics of fire, the control measures required to reduce the incidence of a fire occurring and fire safety management. Fire Awareness Training: A course aimed at fulfilling the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 this half day course will provide delegates with a basic understanding of the physics of fire and control measures required to prevent a fire occurring and spreading.