Turn findings into manageable actions
Evidence behind each concern
Photographs help you identify the exact location and nature of recorded issues.
Priorities made clear
We distinguish urgent concerns from work that can enter a planned programme.
A record you can maintain
Our digital format helps you assign tasks and retain evidence of follow-up work.
Understand the risks across your premises
A fire risk assessment needs to do more than confirm that equipment is present. We examine likely fire hazards, consider who may be at risk and review how people would leave the building. Our assessment covers escape arrangements, warning and detection systems, firefighting equipment and the precautions already in place. We work with offices, shops, hospitality venues, schools, healthcare settings, community buildings and rented properties, including HMOs. By looking at the premises as a whole, we give responsible persons a clear account of current concerns and the measures that may need review, rather than a generic checklist with little practical value.
Act on a prioritised digital report
Our IFSM-certified assessors prepare a same-day digital report with written findings, photographic evidence and recommendations. We arrange actions by priority, helping you separate matters that need prompt attention from improvements that can be planned. Each report creates a usable record for discussing work, assigning responsibility and monitoring progress. We also explain the next steps so you're not left to interpret findings alone. Where premises or occupancy change, or you need a planned review cycle, we can arrange annual reassessments to help keep the document relevant to the building.
Frequently asked questions
What information helps before an assessment?
Please tell us how the premises are used, typical occupancy, access restrictions and any known fire-safety concerns. Existing assessments, alarm records and building information can also help us understand changes and review current precautions.
Will the report tell us what to do first?
Yes. We prioritise recorded actions and provide clear recommendations, helping you identify urgent concerns and planned improvements. The report cannot complete those actions for you, but it gives the responsible person a practical basis for organising them.
How often should we review a fire risk assessment?
You should keep the assessment under review and revisit it when relevant circumstances change. Changes to layout, use, occupancy or fire precautions may affect the findings. We can arrange annual reassessments where a regular review programme is appropriate.