Procedure: We can visit your premises and compile these assessments for your safe keeping.

This will include, the assessments and a Fire Survey report with recommendations where required and forms to help you manage your fire safety.

• Upon completion of the Fire Risk Assessment you will be advised of shortcomings in your arrangements.
• Assessments are compiled to ensure that the assessments reflect the hazards and risks appertaining to various departments and areas.
• Assessment for each area, identifying your present arrangements and further control measures required.
• A fire survey detailing actions to be taken, listed as High, Medium or Low priority
• Your nominated personnel will be involved when the Fire Risk is being compiled
• The manual will be bespoke to your organisation.

Also See: Fire Marshal Training

What is a workplace fire risk assessment?

A workplace fire risk assessment is a structured review that identifies fire hazards, determines who could be at risk and establishes the precautions needed to prevent fire and protect people. It should consider escape routes, emergency exits, fire detection systems, firefighting equipment, evacuation procedures, vulnerable people and staff fire safety training.

Does my business need a fire risk assessment?

If you are responsible for a business or other non-domestic premises, you must ensure that a suitable fire risk assessment is completed, recorded and regularly reviewed. The responsible person may be an employer, owner, landlord, occupier or another person with control of the premises, such as a facilities or building manager.

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires the Responsible Person (RP) of any non-domestic premises to carry out a Fire Risk Assessment.

What is included in a Milne Safety fire risk assessment?

A Milne Safety consultant visits your premises and works with your nominated personnel to assess the fire hazards and risks in each relevant area. You receive a bespoke fire risk assessment and fire survey report covering your existing arrangements, identified shortcomings, recommended control measures and actions classified as high, medium or low priority.

How often should a fire risk assessment be reviewed?

A fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly and updated whenever it may no longer be valid, including after changes to the premises, staffing, equipment, activities or fire safety arrangements. A further review may also be needed after a fire, near miss or another event that identifies a possible weakness in your existing precautions.

Where does Milne Safety provide fire risk assessments?

Based in Wymondham, Norfolk, Milne Safety provides professional workplace fire risk assessments across Norwich, Norfolk, Suffolk and the wider East of England, as well as for organisations throughout the UK. We are here to support your organisation wherever you are.

Expert Guidance: Established in 1978, Milne Safety have a wealth of knowledge covering a breadth of industries and businesses. We pride ourselves in offering unparalleled expert support and guidance tailored to your specific needs.

Customer Focused: We understand the paramount importance of health and safety in every aspect of  your business and make it our priority to offer comprehensive solutions bespoke to your organisation.

Always Compliant: Milne Safety continues to be at the forefront of the latest regulations and guidance and we are committed to sharing this knowledge in an easily and comprehensive manner. We have 50 years of combined expertise.

“A professional fire risk assessment helps you spot potential problems early and gives you a clear plan for keeping everyone safer.”

David Field, CMIOSH, MIIRSM, RSP. Managing Director, Milne Safety