Fire Risk Assessments (FRA)
We can carry out your FRA to ensure you meet all legal requirements along with assessing the fire risk to the building
Price upon application
Predicted time for the site visit and report will be provided upon application
Recommended every 12 months
Accreditations & Compliance
All instructors are experienced Fire Safety Trainers and will enable you to meet industry standards and to ensure you stay compliant with the Fire Safety order.
All Fire Warden courses are now recognised by the Institute of Fire Engineers that will be displayed on your certification
What will be included in the assessment?
This assessment will include a site visit to walk around the building to identify all risks and to put correct preventative measures in place in the form of actions.
Your risk assessor will be looking at the following areas:
- Fire loading.
- Fuel supplies .
- Means of escape.
- Extinguishing media.
- Fixed insulations .
- PEEP.
- COSHH/DSEAR.
- Alarm systems/Detection.
- Fire Doors.
- Emergency plans.
What should be included in an Emergency Plan?
The Incident Controller should have up to date drawings of the premises in order to control both the search activities and the use of appropriate escape routes. The objective is to evacuate as quickly and efficiently as possible using all available escape routes with the exception of routes close to any suspect device.
An effective emergency plan must include the following information:
- Return to the premises and fire safety procedures and principles including;
- Action on discovering a fire.
- Warning if there is a fire.
- Calling the fire brigade.
- Evacuation of the premises including those particularly at risk.
- Places of assembly and role call.
- Identification of key escape routes.
- Fire fighting equipment provided.
- Specific responsibilities in the event of a fire.
- Information training required.
- Fire drills.
- Records.
- Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPS).
As part of our risk assessment service we are able to provide guidance on how to ensure your emergency plan is compliant with the above criteria.
What happens after the site visit?
Once the site visit has been completed, your Risk Assessor will write up a detailed report with all relevant information and send via email for your records. Should you have any actions, the Risk Assessor will chase this to ensure this is carried out in the timescales given. The Risk is calculated on the likelihood and severity and given a risk rating; this determines should an action be required.
During the whole process we will keep you updated or respond to any questions you may have.
Why Choose FTC-UK?
Expert Instructors
Our Expert Instructors have years of real world experience within the field that they tutor, enabling them to be able to pass on that experience.
Tailored Solutions
We can tailor our courses to meet your organisation’s specific needs. Compliance and legally required elements cannot be changed, we’re happy to work with you to devise custom first aid or Fire training courses to suit your requirements.
At your site
FTC’s Instructor-led courses are usually delivered at your premises, ensuring the most cost-effective use of your personnel’s time. Timings are highly flexible, and wherever the chosen location, our prices will remain the same.
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