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Fire safety that reflects the people in your care.
No two care environments are the same. We take the time to understand your residents, staff, building and day-to-day operations, ensuring that our assessments reflect the real risks within your setting rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
Residents may have limited mobility, disabilities, health conditions or cognitive impairments that affect how they respond in an emergency. Some may be unable to evacuate independently and require additional support from staff. We consider these individual needs alongside the layout, use and specific characteristics of each building.
Our comprehensive surveys identify potential risks, deficiencies and areas of non-compliance. We then provide clear, practical recommendations to help you introduce appropriate fire safety measures, protect the people in your care and comply with current legislation and guidance.
Our Portal:
- Portfolio Wide Visibility: Portfolio and development level overview and action management
- Live Reports: Ideal for contractors and insurers who need up-to-date actions
- Layered Visibility: From high-level dashboards to detailed actions, with powerful filters
- Centralised Task Management: Assign, track and organise actions all in one place
Frequently asked questions
Can I carry out my own Fire Risk Assessment?
A Fire Risk Assessment must be completed by a “Competent Person”. This means you must have the necessary knowledge, training, skills and experience. If your Fire Risk Assessment isn’t “Suitable and Sufficient” you could be prosecuted.
How am I supposed to know whether I should do it myself or whether I should appoint a competent person?
This decision should be made with consideration to the level of competency required, which would depend on the size / complexity and risk of the building to be assessed. It should be someone with the right skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours to conduct this assessment thoroughly and accurately.
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