Legally required. Expertly delivered. Carried out by Level 3 and Level 4 qualified assessors with 40 years of combined Fire Brigade experience.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO), every non-domestic premises in England and Wales must have a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment carried out by a competent person.
The responsible person — typically the employer, building owner, or managing agent — is legally accountable. Failure to comply carries unlimited fines and up to two years' imprisonment.
The Building Safety Act 2022 has further strengthened these obligations, particularly for higher-risk residential buildings and multi-occupied premises.
Important: Your FRA must be reviewed following any significant change to your premises — including refurbishment, change of use, or change of occupancy. A document from five years ago is unlikely to be suitable and sufficient.
We discuss your premises and existing documentation, confirm fixed pricing, and book a date.
Tom or Calvin visits and conducts a thorough physical assessment of all areas, systems, and escape routes.
A fully documented FRA report delivered within 5 working days, including a prioritised action schedule.
We remain available to support remediation works and conduct the annual review to keep your FRA current.
All commercial office premises regardless of size must hold a current FRA.
Shops, restaurants, hospitality venues and any space open to the public.
Common areas of blocks of flats and all Houses in Multiple Occupation.
Manufacturing, storage and logistics facilities — often the highest risk category.
A fixed quote is provided before any work begins. You will never receive an unexpected invoice.
There is no fixed legal interval, but the FRA must be reviewed whenever there is a significant change to the premises, occupancy, or use. As best practice, an annual review is recommended for most commercial premises.
The "responsible person" under the RRO 2005 — typically the employer, building owner, or managing agent. In multi-tenanted buildings, responsibility may be shared between multiple parties.
Non-compliance with the RRO 2005 can result in unlimited fines, improvement notices, prohibition notices (closing your premises), and up to two years' imprisonment in serious cases.
The on-site assessment typically takes two to four hours depending on the size and complexity of the premises. The written report is delivered within 5 working days of the visit.
Fixed pricing. Written report within 5 working days. Delivered by Level 4 qualified, ex-brigade assessors.