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Fire Risk Assessment PAS 79-1 Template

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Complete a compliant fire risk assessment for premises other than housing using this PAS 79-1 checklist. Capture general information, occupancy and people at risk, identify ignition sources, arson and housekeeping issues, review heating, cooking and electrical controls, and document escape routes, compartmentation, emergency lighting, signage, alarms and extinguishers. Record training, drills, testing and maintenance, keep records, and rate hazard, consequence and overall risk to guide actions.

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Fire Risk Assessment Notes PAS 79-1
Use this PAS 79-1 fire risk assessment notes template to evaluate life safety risks and support compliance with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 for premises other than housing. The checklist covers general building information, occupancy details, people at risk, fire hazards and controls, means of escape, compartmentation, signage, emergency lighting, detection and alarms, extinguishers, fixed systems, and management procedures. It also includes training, drills, testing and maintenance routines, and record keeping to help duty holders evidence compliance and plan remedial actions.
by Mark Simpson, from the Community
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Fire Risk Assessment Notes PAS 79-2: Housing
This PAS 79-2 housing fire risk assessment notes template supports compliance with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. Use it to capture building details, identify occupants at risk, and review ignition sources, arson risks, housekeeping, means of escape, compartmentation, signage, alarms, emergency lighting, and extinguishers. It also covers testing and maintenance records, training and drills, and resident engagement, helping you prioritize actions, assign responsibilities, and set review dates for safer residential premises.
by Simon Forth, from the Community
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PAS 79 Fire Risk Assessment Checklist
This PAS 79 fire risk assessment template helps duty holders and facilities teams evaluate fire hazards and controls across a site. It covers general information and responsible persons, hazard sources such as electrical, smoking, arson, heating, cooking, housekeeping, contractors, and dangerous substances. It reviews protection measures including means of escape, compartmentation, signage, emergency lighting, alarms, extinguishers, and firefighter facilities. It also guides management controls, training, testing, maintenance, record keeping, risk rating, sign off, and periodic review.
by Ian Mumby, from the Community
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PAS 79-1 Non-Residential Fire Risk Assessment
Use this PAS 79-1 fire risk assessment template to evaluate life safety risks in non-residential premises such as community halls. Structured to align with PAS 79-1:2020 and the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005, it covers premises details, occupants at risk, prior fire loss, applicable legislation, and common hazards including electrical, smoking, arson, heating, cooking, lightning, housekeeping, contractors, and dangerous substances. It guides checks on means of escape, compartmentation, emergency lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, fixed systems, and management procedures. Training, drills, testing, maintenance, and record-keeping sections support compliance and continuous improvement, with a final risk rating and review schedule.
by Gerrald Amissah-Cassell, from the Community
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Fire Risk Assessment PAS 79-1 Template

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