Fire risk assessments with every finding marked.

Two assessors walk your premises and number every finding on a photograph.

An office corridor with one fire door wedged open, boxes stacked along the wall and an alarm call point left clear.An office corridor with one fire door wedged open, boxes stacked along the wall and an alarm call point left clear.

1

Door wedged open

Act now

Remove the wedge and fit a hold-open that lets go when the alarm sounds.

2

Boxes on escape route

Within a month

Clear the corridor and agree a proper store for the boxes.

3

Clear alarm point

Next review

Keep the wall around it clear.

Every assessment is carried out by a named, registered assessor and covered by professional indemnity insurance.

Premises we assess

The method is the same everywhere, but what we check changes with the building.

An empty open-plan office with a lead across the aisle and an exit door partly blocked by boxes.

Offices

Open floors, stairs and the things that pile up in both.

A small shop floor with a stockroom door propped open and a clear aisle to the fire exit.

Shops

Stockrooms, back doors and what customers cannot see.

A shared landing with a bicycle and scooter against the wall and a flat door without a closer.

Blocks of flats and HMOs

Shared landings, front doors and who looks after them.

A school corridor with a classroom door propped by a bin and paper artwork covering the wall.

Schools

Corridors, halls and a building that empties all at once.

A care home corridor with a bedroom door held open by a chair and a laundry trolley parked in the route.

Care homes

Routes for people who cannot walk out unaided.

A hotel corridor with a fire door missing its closer arm and linen stacked on the floor.

Hotels and hospitality

Bedroom corridors, kitchens and guests who do not know the building.

How an assessment works

Five steps, and the photograph shows what the findings look like.

An office entrance lobby with a floor plan on the wall, a cupboard of cartons under the stairs, a lead across the floor, a back door without a closer and an alarm panel.

What the photo shows

1

Escape plan displayed

2

Storage under stairs

3

Trailing extension lead

4

No door closer fitted

5

Alarm panel unobstructed

1

Book

Send the form or phone us and we agree a fixed fee from what you tell us about the building, not by the hour.

2

Site visit

An assessor walks every area people can reach, cupboards and plant rooms included, and photographs what they find.

3

Written report

The report reaches you within five working days of the visit, with each finding marked on a photograph.

4

Action plan

Every finding gets a priority, an action and a name, so you know what to do first and who is doing it.

5

Review date

The report sets a date to look again, and we write to you before it arrives.

From a recent assessment

One recent visit, finding by finding.

A school cloakroom lobby with hall doors wedged open, coats spilling into the route and a bin against the exit door.

A primary school in Haldermoor

A building that has to empty in a hurry, with hall doors wedged, coats crowding the way out and a bin against an exit.

1

Bin against exit door

Act now

Move the bin outside and keep the exit door free at all times.

2

Hall doors wedged open

Within a month

Fit hold-open units that release on the alarm and stop using the bench.

3

Coats crowd the route

Within three months

Move the pegs to bays off the walkway and set a limit on bags.

Guidance

Short, practical reading for people who look after buildings.

A shared hallway with a stack of newspapers on the floor beneath the stairs.

Landlords

Checking a shared hallway: a ten-minute list

The tiled hallway of a shared house with shoes left by the front door.

Landlords

A house with several tenants: what changes

An office floor with a fan heater plugged into an extension block beside stacked paper.

Workplaces

The five-minute weekly fire walk

Tell us about the building.

We reply with a fixed fee within one working day.

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