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Fire Risk Profiling Form ED2

by Niki Shuttleworth, from the Community

Use this Fire Risk Profiling Form ED2 to evaluate fire risk across educational buildings. The checklist covers occupancy profiles (staff, students, sleeping), building age and construction, compartmentalisation, fire doors, detection and alarm systems, firefighting equipment, evacuation routes, signage, and emergency lighting. Record electrical safety status and rate potential emotional, financial, and operational impacts to determine an overall risk level.

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Fire Risk Profiling Form ED1
This Fire Risk Profiling Form ED1 helps education sites assess fire risk across key factors: building occupancy and familiarity, construction and number of floors, sources of ignition, availability of fuels, and the presence and quality of fire doors, detection, alarms, and firefighting equipment. It also reviews escape routes, fire signage, emergency lighting, and electrical safety. The form captures emotional and financial costs, impact of building loss, and produces an overall rating to guide actions and improvements.
by Niki Shuttleworth, from the Community
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Fire Risk Assessment Checklist for All Sites
This fire risk assessment checklist helps teams identify ignition, fuel, and oxygen sources across any site, document who is at risk, and record controls. It guides reviews of detection and alarm systems, firefighting equipment, escape routes, emergency lighting, and signage, plus testing, maintenance, training, and emergency plans. Use it to log findings, actions, and review dates to improve fire safety and compliance.
by Steve Toomer, from the Community
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Shield Fire Risk Assessment
Use this Shield Fire Risk Assessment template to comply with the UK Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. The checklist guides assessors through scope, premises details, occupants at risk, and applicable legislation. It covers common fire hazards including electrical sources, smoking controls, arson risk, heating, cooking, lightning, and housekeeping. It evaluates fire protection measures such as means of escape, compartmentation, emergency lighting, signage, detection and alarm systems, extinguishers, and fixed systems. Management elements include roles and responsibilities, procedures, drills, training, testing, maintenance, and records. The template supports risk profiling, hazard and consequence ratings, and an action plan to improve life safety and compliance.
by Jay Enright, from the Community
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Fire Risk Assessment Review Checklist
This Fire Risk Assessment Review checklist helps teams systematically review fire safety across hospitality venues and other workplaces. It covers the suitability of the existing fire risk assessment, documentation and certifications, signage, staff fire training and drills, firefighting equipment, detection and alarm systems, emergency lighting, fire doors, exit routes and assembly points. Industry-specific sections address kitchen hazards, extraction systems and cut-off points, along with storage, plant rooms and other observed risks. Use this template to verify controls, record faults and corrective actions, and ensure ongoing compliance and a safer environment for staff and guests.
by Michael Huber, from the Community
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Fire Risk Profiling Form ED2

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