We will carry out a full and detailed inspection of your premises to identify whether or not you are in compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. We will produce a risk assessment in accordance with the methodology contained within the Publicly Available Specification PAS79:2007 produced by the British Standards Institution detailing the hazards and risks within your premises together with a defects and action plan to enable you to achieve compliance with the above order. We will explain in detail how those requirements can be met, provide additional verbal information as required and liaise with the Fire & Rescue Service on your behalf if you so desire.

We can also review existing risk assessments completed under the Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997 as amended in the light of new guidance produced by the Department for Communities and Local Government.

Building and Approved Inspectors (Amendment)(No.2) Regulations 2006

We will examine plans, discuss design issues and provide recommendations on how to best meet the requirements of the Regulations and achieve the design criteria that you desire. We will produce a preliminary risk assessment which will meet the requirement of Regulation 16B. This will ensure that a completion certificate or final notice can be issued and will enable your client to meet his obligations as the "responsible person" defined in the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

As built plans and certificates of compliance must be provided by the client.

Prospective purchaser fire safety property survey

As fire certificates previously issued by the Fire Service are no longer valid, the fire safety measures incorporated within a building are subject to the risk assessment process, should be suitable and sufficient and comply with current standards. This is the responsibility of the current occupier and may not have been met. It is important that you as the person acting for, or, the purchaser are able to identify additional costs that might be incurred on the building being brought into use following completion.

With the written permission of the vendor we will complete a survey of the property. This will identify any major shortfalls in the provision of passive (fire separation, fire doors, compartmentation) and active (fire alarm systems, emergency lighting etc.) fire safety measures incorporated into the building and we will provide a written report.

Initial consultations are provided free of charge.