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Full Fire Risk Assessment MPFT

by Anthony Childs, from the Community

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This comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment template is designed for Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and similar healthcare facilities. It captures policy statements, site details, ownership and occupancy, assessment frequency, assessor roles, and occupants at risk. Sections address previous incidents and control measures, electrical ignition sources, smoking controls, arson prevention, kitchen and cooking risks, lightning protection, housekeeping, contractors and dangerous substances, and detailed means of escape. It includes fire doors and compartmentation, signage and emergency lighting, detection and alarm systems, extinguishers and dampers, management procedures, training and drills, testing and maintenance schedules, records, and a prioritised action plan. Suitable for wards, clinics, offices, and community health settings to support compliance with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005.

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