Fire Risk Assessment

A fire risk assessment aims to determine the hazards present at your premises, the activities carried out there, and the likelihood that a fire could start and cause harm to those present or nearby.

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The Objectives of Fire Risk Assessment are:

To recognize potential fire hazards.
To decrease or eliminate the possibility of these hazards causing harm to an acceptable level.
To determine the appropriate measures for passive and active fire safety and management protocols that will guarantee the protection of individuals within your property in the event of a fire outbreak.

Green World Group’s skilled staff will conduct a thorough inspection/survey of your premises to provide a comprehensive report. This process will involve an extensive assessment of your premises to determine the effectiveness of your current fire safety measures and any further precautions that may be necessary. Additionally, staff will review your building’s fire safety management and consider human factors such as emergency response.

The primary goal of the risk assessment is to ensure the safety of all building occupants. Furthermore, Green World Group’s staff may provide suggestions for property protection.

The Fire Risk Assessment conducted by the Green World Group will cover the following aspects where appropriate:

Identification of fire hazards
Fire prevention measures
Storage and handling procedures for flammable liquids and gases
Fire safety requirements for on-site contractors
Housekeeping practices
Escape routes from the premises
Compartmentation measures
Evaluation of the flammability of linings
Availability of emergency escape lighting
Presence of fire safety signs and notices
Assessment of fire detection and alarm systems
Examination of fire extinguishing systems and appliances
Analysis of smoke control systems
Evaluation of facilities for use by the Fire and Rescue Services
Management arrangements for fire safety
Development of fire procedures
Provision of training and evacuation drills
Testing and maintenance of fire safety equipment
Maintenance of records.

What is Fire Risk Assessment?

Fire risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying and evaluating potential fire hazards within a building, facility, or any other environment to reduce fire risk and ensure the safety of occupants and property. A fire risk assessment typically involves identifying potential ignition sources, fuel sources, and fire spread pathways. It also considers factors such as the occupancy type, building design and layout, and fire safety equipment and systems.
The Fire risk assessments are typically conducted by qualified fire safety professionals or consultants and are often required by local building codes and regulations to ensure compliance with fire safety standards.

Fire Risk Assessments: How long are they valid?

In static situations, the duration of a Fire Risk Assessment is determined by the property’s risk profile and the client’s risk management preferences. Typically, Green World Group advises a two-year Fire Risk Assessment period, although this may vary based on the facility being evaluated. For instance, a Fire Risk Assessment for a block of flats may extend to three or more years. Additionally, high-risk sites may require annual assessments.