Since the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 came into effect in October 2006, all businesses must carry out a fire safety risk assessment and implement and maintain a fire management plan.
This will include identification of fire hazards, people at risk, existing fire prevention measures and actions required to further reduce the risk of fire. It is a legal requirement to fully document the findings of the Fire Risk Assessment and associated fire Action Plan.
- Fire management policy
- Fire management systems
- Use of specialist fire system contractors
- Fire system test and maintenance records
- Fire reference documentation control
- Emergency action plans (including evacuation)
- Staff fire training
- Fire management communication and fire drills.
The status and effectiveness of the fire risk assessment and applied fire risk management measures and controls requires constant review to keep pace with change and minimise the fire hazards and the risk of fire.
How Riskenomics can helpI
The fire safety model within Riskenomics is designed expressly to support the team responsible for fire safety within the business or a specific site. It is a standard model adhering to the legal requirements and is ideal for including all your detailed plans, routine fire assessments, equipment checks and evidence of compliance.
With our dashboard, you can instantly see where there are any issues and raise a workflow to address these. This can be run across multiple sites and helps the business be ready for a fire safety audit at any time.
To find out more
Please call us on 020 7100 9888, download our brochure or email us.