The 5 steps of a fire risk assessment

A Retrospective Fire Strategy Report, or Retrospective Fire Strategies, are a detailed technical report assessing a building's fire safety measures and infrastructure, conducted post construction or after major modifications. The purpose of the report is to to ensure compliance with current fire safety regulations and best practices. Unlike a proactive fire strategy, developed during the design/construction phase, a retrospective report evaluates existing conditions.

When required to obtain a fire strategy report for your project, fire suppression may be required to help mitigate risk. Fire suppression systems in the UK are governed by various British standards, including BS 9991: Fire Safety in the Design, Management, and Use of Residential Buildings. This standard provides comprehensive guidance on fire safety strategies for residential properties, including flats, maisonettes, and care homes.

London Fire Associates is one of London's leading fire risk assessment companies, with collectively decades worth of experience across our team. Not only do we carry out fire risk assessments across London, but we also provide bespoke fire strategy reports, fire safety consulting and fire safety training. This article will look at our fire risk assessments and hopefully give an insight into them, why they are required and what they look at.

Our London Fire door surveys are critical for ensuring fire compartmentation within buildings. These fire door inspections are part of a broader fire safety strategy, governed by various fire safety regulations and standards designed to protect occupants and properties from the devastating effects of fire.

As a leading London fire safety training company we provide a variety of fire safety and fire awareness courses. Online fire safety training offers numerous benefits that make it an effective and convenient method for educating individuals and organizations on essential fire safety practices.

It is a legal requirement for all Airbnb properties to have a valid fire risk assessment. If you do not have a valid fire risk assessment for your short or long term let property, then you are in breach of current fire safety legislation. Read more on how we can assist you.....