Fire Risk Assessment Procedure
The Cornerstones Guest House have just had our F.R.A. (Fire Risk Assessment) reviewed by our local fire officer and I though I’d let people know what to expect, the procedure used to produce your own F.R.A., where I went wrong and how it was resolved.
With this in mind and because there’s so many site’s out there trying to get money out of people for F.R.A. Forms, Templates and Companies wanting to create your F.R.A. at ¬£300.00 to ¬£500.00 a throw.
I’ve put up a site where you can receive our Fire Risk Assessment Procedure, all the relevant fire notices, our staff training program and staff fire notices.
In 2006 the new fire regulations came into force, from having a fire certificate issued by the city fire brigade to having a F.R.A crated by:-
The official quote,
“Fire Risk Assessments must be carried out by the owner of the building or by any person that has some level of control in the premises, taking reasonable steps to reduce the risk from fire and make sure people can safely escape if there is a fire”.
Although every fire risk assessment is different the statement I’m about to make is one of the most important parts of any Fire Risk Assessment.
Have you trained your staff?
You said you have in your Fire Risk Assessment.
What is not made clear is what ever you put in your F.R.A must be correct and that any procedures you are suppose to carry out, are carried out.
If not, in the event of a fire you may not be insured if it’s proven any of your F.R.A. is not as you have stated.
At www.fire-riskassessments.co.uk I intend to take you through the process of creating a Fire Risk Assessment for The Cornerstones Guest House with the information I have received from my local Fire Officer and government web sites. Although this is just one type of building the procedure is the same for all types of premises but the out come is different in every case, confused you won’t be.
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