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Fire Risk Assessment Audit for Non Residential Buildings

by Adam Shears, from the Community

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This comprehensive fire risk assessment audit template is designed for non residential buildings to help duty holders and assessors evaluate hazards, controls, and compliance. It covers general building information, occupant risks, electrical and ignition sources, smoking, arson, heating and cooking, lightning protection, housekeeping, contractor controls, dangerous substances, and fire protection measures including means of escape, compartmentation, emergency lighting, signage, alarms, and extinguishing systems. It also guides management practices such as procedures, liaison with fire and rescue services, training, drills, testing and maintenance schedules, and record keeping. Use it to identify actions, assign responsibilities, capture evidence, and set reassessment dates.

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