Fire Risk Assessment & Fire Safety Consultancy

Fire Risk Assessments
Fire Door Inspection
Fire Safety Signage Survey
Fire Safety Advisor

Our core activities are built around offering sound, pragmatic advice and guidance on how to reduce, mitigate and manage the fire risks within your premises and to assist you with your overall building fire safety management strategy. We have considerable experience in working across all sectors of industry and commerce, assessing and auditing every type of premises and occupancy. We will identify potential fire hazards within your building, work to reduce the risidual risk to as low as reasonably practible and to evaluate your compliance against the regulatory requirements set out in the Fire Safety Order 2005. Only where necessary and crucial for the safety of all occupants will we recommend improvements to help you achieve a high standard of fire safety within your premises.

Fire Risk Assessments

Fire Door Inspection

Fire Safety Advisor

To find out more about our services or to arrange a vist please call 07971 860889 or email info@thomasfire.co.uk

Why take this seriously?

Whether you’re an employer, landlord, managing agent, building owner or occupier, you are responsible in law for the fire safety of your premises, its occupants and any other relevant persons who may be affected - including the impact of a fire on the wider surrounding area and fire and rescue service personnel.

How do you ensure you meet your fire safety responsibilities?

You must carry out a fire risk assessment. This must be completed by a "competent" person. Through our memberships of the Institue of Fire Engineers and Institute of Fire Safety Managers along with our qualifications, skills, training and great deal of experience we are recognised to be deemed "competent" to provide you with a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment.

If an assessment is not completed or found to be insufficient by the inspecting authority, subject to their findings, its possible improvement or restriction notices may be issued that will require you to make certain changes within a set period of time or you might even find that the use of part of your premises is restricted until the issues are sorted. Failure to comply with the law or any notice issued is an offence and may result in prosecution.