Ensuring safety and financial protection
Securing the safety of your workplace
As a business owner, safety should be at the forefront of your mind. One potential hazard that can cause significant damage to your property and endanger lives is fire. Unfortunately, many business owners neglect to carry out proper fire risk assessments, putting their businesses, themselves, and their employees at risk.
Ensuring employee and customer safety
There are a number of benefits to carrying out a Fire Risk Assessment:
- Enhanced safety - identify potential fire hazards
- Regulatory compliance - ensure that your business is complying with relevant regulations
- Cost savings - reduce the costs associated with property damage, lost productivity, and potential legal liabilities
- Improved insurance rates - demonstrate to insurance providers that you are taking appropriate measures to manage fire risks
- Peace of mind
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knowing that appropriate measures have been taken to protect the safety of people in the building
By conducting regular assessments, businesses can take steps to reduce these risks, ensuring that employees and customers are safe.
How does a Fire Assessment work?
After an initial review of documentation, Safepoint will then carry out a tour of the premises. Our health and safety management system covers:
- Fire alarms
- Fire doors
- Extinguishers
- General fire safety practice
- Compartmentation
The findings of a fire risk assessment are documented in a report, which outlines the identified fire hazards, the evaluated risks, and the proposed measures to eliminate or reduce those risks.
“The service provided has been very professional, thorough and very informative throughout .”
Mark Radcliffe
What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
The purpose of a fire risk assessment is to identify potential fire hazards in the premises, evaluate the risks associated with those hazards, and develop a plan to eliminate or reduce those risks.
Why carry out a Fire Risk Assessment?
A fire risk assessment is an essential part of managing fire safety in any business. The assessment helps to identify potential risks and hazards that can lead to a fire, such as faulty wiring or flammable materials on the premises. A fire risk assessment is a crucial step in ensuring the safety of your workplace.
Over 20 years’ experience
Safepoint have over 20 years’ experience helping businesses to protect against the risk of fire. Contact a member of the team to find out how we can help you.
