Expert Fire Risk Assessments
& Fire Safety Training
Professional fire risk assessments and training led by former Divisional Officer Allan Rotchell with 36 years’ experience in West Midlands Fire Service.
Led by Experience.
Driven by Safety.
Allan Rotchell
Former Divisional Officer
West Midlands Fire Service
36 Years’ Experience
- Experienced Specialist
- Trusted Adviser
- Dedicated Support
- Practical Solutions
Experience You Can Trust
Allan Rotchell, our key partner, completes or oversees all fire risk assessments.
- Former Divisional Officer
- West Midlands Fire Service
- 36 Years in the Fire Service
- Expert in All Things Fire
Comprehensive Reports
Our reports are written in plain English, easy to understand and fully illustrated.
- Clear actions and priorities
- Photographs included
- Standards and guidance outlined
- Easy to audit format
Ongoing Support
We don’t just do the assessment and leave you with it — we’re with you all the way.
- Report explained fully
- Advice and contractor guidance
- Liaison with Fire Service
- Support for 12 months post assessment
Fire Safety Assessor Qualifications
- Member of the Institute of Fire Safety Managers
- Graduate of the Institute of Fire Engineers
- NEBOSH Certificate
- Diploma in Management Studies
- Fire Service College – Inspecting Officers’ Course
- Fire Service College – Divisional Command Course
- Fire Service College – Hazardous Materials Course
The Assessment
We provide comprehensive fire risk assessment reports in plain English that clearly tell you:
- What you have to do
- Priority order of actions
- Required fire resistance standards
- How to train your staff
- Minimum equipment levels
- Testing frequencies
Documentation We Provide
- Staff training records
- Equipment test records
- Evacuation records
- A Fire Safety Policy
- Visitor and contractor safety info
- Floor plan showing fire resistance, equipment and signs
More Than Just a Report
We go the extra mile to support you throughout the year.
- Ensure you understand the report
- Advice and guidance provided
- Help choosing contractors
- Act as your specialist with the Fire Service
- Review after 12 months
- Telephone advice for up to a year
Professional Presentation
Your fire risk assessment is presented in a ring binder containing everything you need.
ASSESSMENT
FOLDER
What Is A Fire Risk Assessment?
A fire risk assessment is an organised and methodical review of your premises, activities and the likelihood that a fire could start and cause harm to people.
- Identify fire hazards
- Reduce the risk of hazards causing harm as low as reasonably practicable
- Decide what precautions and management arrangements are necessary
- Ensure the safety of people if a fire does start
Premises We Support
Commercial, Industrial & Retail
Factories
Warehouses
Offices
Shops
Supermarkets
Entertainment & Hospitality
Pubs
Clubs
Restaurants
Cafés
Nightclubs
Education
Schools
Colleges
Nurseries
Boarding Schools
Healthcare
Nursing Homes
Care Homes
Doctors Surgeries
Clinics
Risk Assessment Methodology
Our assessments follow the 5 Step Procedure
Identify Fire Hazards
Sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen.
Identify People at Risk
People in and around the premises, including vulnerable persons.
Evaluate, Reduce & Protect
Evaluate risks, remove hazards and check fire precautions.
Record, Inform & Train
Record findings, prepare plans and provide training.
Review
Keep the assessment under review and update where necessary.
Hazard & Risk
Hazard: anything that has the potential to cause harm.
Risk: the chance of harm occurring.
Relevant Persons
Includes employees, contractors, visitors, customers and other people who may be affected.
Relevant Regulations & Standards
- Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order
- Building Regulations Approved Document B
- HM Government Fire Risk Assessment Guidance
- BS 5839 – Fire Alarm Systems
- BS 5266 – Emergency Lighting
- BS 5306 – Fire Extinguishers
- BS 5588 – Part 11 & Part 12
- Health & Safety Signs and Signals Regulations
Fire Safety Training
Our practical training courses give your staff the knowledge and confidence to act in an emergency.
- Fire Marshal Training
- Extinguisher Training
- Evacuation Procedures
- Fire Awareness Training
Ready to Improve Your Fire Safety?
Book your fire risk assessment or fire safety training today and ensure your people, property and business are protected.