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Domestic Fire Risk Assessment Checklist

by john crockett, from the Community

This domestic fire risk assessment checklist helps responsible persons and homeowners identify and control fire hazards in homes and residential common areas. It aligns with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 and the Fire Safety England Regulations 2022, guiding reviews on an annual basis or when conditions change. Sections typically cover ignition sources, electrical safety, smoking and cooking controls, heaters, smoke and heat alarms, fire doors, escape routes, emergency lighting where applicable, people at risk, actions and recommendations, and evidence with photos and notes. Use it to document findings, assign corrective actions, and track compliance over time.

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