The Regulatory Reform (Fire & Safety) Order 2005 and the Management of Health & Safety in the Workplace Regulations 1999 require that a “suitable and sufficient” risk assessment be carried out before work is started. If you have not fulfilled this most basic of requirements you may be in breach of the law and may face enforcement action or even prosecution.
Risk Assessment
6 August, 2020
Water systems (Legionnella) risk assessment
6 August, 2020Risk Assessment
6 August, 2020Water systems (Legionnella) risk assessment
6 August, 2020Fire Risk Assessment and Compliance Audit
To be compliant, every business owner and employer must be able to demonstrate the following:
• All fire risks have been assessed and the results recorded with written fire risk assessments.
• Records to show that fire fighting equipment have been provided, properly maintained and regularly inspected and maintained.
• An Emergency Action Plan has been written, confirmed and published.
• Employees received fire training in the use of equipment and procedures in the event of fire.
• There are adequate means of fire detection, warning systems and escape routes in place to allow people to leave the building safely.
• Action plans have been formulated and signed off to indicate proposed completion dates and actual completion dates.
An experienced WaruSM consultant will visit your premises and provide you with independent and comprehensive fire risk assessments and compliance audit services at competitive rates. We don’t only offer advice; we carry out the risk assessment and monitor it for you if required.
Other risk assessment we also carry out are COSHH and Expected mother risk assessments.
