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Fire Risk Assessment in Non-
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
The responsibility for fire safety in a non-
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In other words: whoever is in principal control of the premise, is in principal control of fire safety. Often, there are multiple responsible persons within a premise, who coordinate fire safety work and share responsibilities.
RESPONSIBILITIES
The responsible person/s must:
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FIRE RISK ASSESSMENTS
A fire risk assessment is a review of a premise; to assess it for fire risks and provide recommendations to improve safety. It should be comprehensive and take into account many different points.
FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
1. Regular Review of Assessment
A fire risk assessment should be reviewed and re-
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2. Written Assessment
You must create a written copy of your fire risk assessment if:
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Even when a written fire risk assessment is not an absolute requirement, it is suggested that you have one anyway if you have a legal responsibility for a premise. A written assessment is the easiest way to communicate findings, ensure standards are compliant, and that safety recommendations have been followed.
3. Record Principal Findings and State What Action Will Be Taken
You must be able to present a review of the premise, which assesses fire safety against a number of points. The standards for fire safety differ in buildings depending on a number of factors, such as height, travel distance, occupancy, whether there is sleeping accommodation, to name but a few. Once reviewed you must then be able to produce a list of recommendations that should be acted upon to make the premise a safer environment in terms of fire safety.
FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT REVIEW POINTS
Fire Hazards:
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People at Risk:
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Evaluate and Act:
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Record, Plan and Train:
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HOW CAN RISG HELP?
Fire Services College trained consultants at RISG are here to help you. We work directly with the responsible fire safety person/s to create a comprehensive fire safety solution that will reduce fire risk within your premise. We provide the necessary skills and training to educate staff on fire safety and emergency plans so that everyone feels confident that they can not only tackle a fire hazard but can stop one from occurring in the first place.
For more information visit http://www.risgsolutions.co.uk/fire_risk_assessment.html
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