Fire Risk Assessments
From the combined efforts of ex Local Authority Building Inspectors and experienced and well qualified ex Lancashire County Council Fire Officers we provide expert Fire Risk Assessments for both commercial and residential properties across Lancashire. Our assessments help building owners, landlords, and managers comply with current fire safety legislation and protect the health and safety of occupants.
A Fire Risk Assessment is a systematic review of a building to identify potential fire hazards, evaluate the adequacy of existing fire safety measures, and recommend actions to reduce risk. It is a legal requirement for all non-domestic premises under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and should be regularly reviewed to ensure ongoing compliance.
Our experienced inspectors and surveyors conduct thorough inspections of all areas of a property, including escape routes, fire detection systems, emergency lighting, and access for emergency services. Each assessment results in a clear, practical report outlining identified risks, recommended improvements, and priorities for action.
By engaging ACS Surveyors for your Fire Risk Assessment, you gain the reassurance of a professional, compliant, and actionable report. Our aim is to support you in reducing fire risk, maintaining regulatory compliance, and providing a safe environment for occupants, staff, and visitors.
Whether you manage offices, retail premises, industrial facilities, or communal areas in residential buildings, our Fire Risk Assessment service provides expert guidance and peace of mind.
Typical Fire Risk Assessment Report
A typical Fire Risk Assessment and Report prepared by one of our Assessors will typically comprise of the following:
- Measures to reduce the risk of fire breaking out or spreading on the premises;
- Means of escape from the premises;
- Measures for ensuring that the means of escape can be safely and effectively used at all times;
- Means for fighting fires on the premises;
- Means for detecting fire and giving warning in case of fire on the premises; and
- Arrangements for action to be taken in the event of a fire, including the instruction and training of employees, plus measures to minimise the effects of the fire.
Call today to book your fire risk assessment
01282 902884 (Burnley), 01254 696212 (Blackburn) or 07759 326 252 (mobile)
or email enquiries@acssurveyors.com