Your situation
Is your fire risk assessment still doing its job?
A fire risk assessment is not useful simply because a document exists. It needs to reflect the premises, the people, the activities and the fire-safety arrangements that exist now.
Talk through our positionDoes this sound familiar?
Signals worth
looking at.
- The premises, layout or use has changed
- Different people or vulnerable occupants now use the building
- There has been a fire, near miss or significant concern
- Actions remain unresolved or nobody owns them
- The document no longer reflects current systems or management arrangements
What it means
Diagnose first.
Then decide.
The right question is not only how old the assessment is. The more important question is whether it remains suitable and sufficient for the building as it operates today.
We can review the current position, identify whether a full reassessment is appropriate and explain the scope before work starts.
A practical route forward
Three clear steps.
- 01
Show us the current position
Share the assessment, action plan and any known changes or concerns.
- 02
Identify what has changed
We compare the document with the premises, people and arrangements now in place.
- 03
Choose the proportionate next step
You receive a clear recommendation rather than an automatic instruction to start again.
Free 15-minute fire-safety gap review
You do not need to know which service to ask for.
Tell us what you manage, what is already in place and what feels unclear. We will help you identify the most useful next step. No obligation and no scare tactics.