Who Must Carry Out A Fire Risk Assessment?
If you own or manage a business or property in the UK, understanding who is responsible for fire risk assessments is not just best practice—it's a legal requirement. Whether you're running a small office, managing a retail unit, or letting out a house in multiple occupation (HMO), you are likely considered the "Responsible Person" under fire safety law.
In the UK, the "Responsible Person" is defined under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
You are the Responsible Person if you are:
The law allows the Responsible Person to either carry out the fire risk assessment themselves, if competent, or appoint a qualified fire risk assessor
In the UK, the "Responsible Person" is defined under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
You are the Responsible Person if you are:
- The employer of staff in the building
- A landlord or property owner
- A building or facilities manager
- An occupier or tenant with control over the premises
- A managing agent in charge of safety compliance
The law allows the Responsible Person to either carry out the fire risk assessment themselves, if competent, or appoint a qualified fire risk assessor
Fire Risk Assessments by Registered Experts
You can appoint WT Consultancy (SW) Ltd as your risk assessor and we will carry out suitable and sufficient risk assessment at your premises. Our Risk Assessors are trained, ensured and have the necessary experience to conduct a thorough review of your business, site or building.
We provide thorough, compliant, and actionable Fire Risk Assessments conducted by highly qualified professionals. Our consultants are proudly registered with the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), a globally recognised body for fire safety standards and competence.
We provide thorough, compliant, and actionable Fire Risk Assessments conducted by highly qualified professionals. Our consultants are proudly registered with the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), a globally recognised body for fire safety standards and competence.
You may have been asked to carry out a DSEAR risk assessment if you have highly flammable substances present. This would come from your insurer, the Fire Department or a Safety Audit. DSEAR stands for the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002.
Please visit our specific page - DSEAR risk assessment.
Please visit our specific page - DSEAR risk assessment.
How to Get in Touch for a Quote
|
Contact us today for a free consultation or to book your fire risk assessment.
WT Consultancy (SW) Ltd 01884 675101 [email protected] |
|