Why you should have a Fire Risk Assessment

Fire safety is a crucial aspect of building management, and as of October 2023, conducting a Fire Risk Assessment is now a legal requirement for non-private dwellings.

According to recent statistics, commercial fires in the UK have been on the rise in recent years. In 2019 alone, there were over 19,000 commercial fires reported. It's important for businesses to take preventative measures to ensure the safety of their employees and property.

Commercial fires can be caused by a variety of factors including electrical malfunctions, cooking equipment, and heating systems. Other common causes include smoking, arson, and chemical reactions. By understanding the different types of commercial fires, businesses can take steps to prevent them from occurring and keep their employees and property safe.

So, to pass on our experience and expertise in this arena, we are excited to announce the launch of our new fire risk assessment service! Our team of experts are dedicated to providing comprehensive assessments to ensure the safety of your employees and your property. With our state-of-the-art equipment and years of experience, you can trust us to identify potential hazards and provide practical, cost-effective solutions.

Our Fire Safety Risk Assessors are trained to a minimum of Level 4 Diploma in Fire Safety, with many being trained at the prestigious Fire Service College in Moreton on Marsh in the UK. With years of experience as operational frontline firefighters and Enforcing Authority officers managing emergency situations, we can offer the perfect consultant for your needs.

At FutureTrain, we understand that navigating legal obligations can be overwhelming and confusing. That's why we offer friendly and jargon-free approach to help you meet and exceed your legal obligations. Our Fire Risk Assessment and Review Services ensure that you comply with the law and keep your building and occupants safe.

Don't take any chances when it comes to fire safety. Contact us today to schedule your assessment and protect your property from fire risks.