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Fire Risk Assessment Safety Checklist

by Jeff Pratt, from the Community

Use this comprehensive fire risk assessment safety checklist to comply with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. The template guides you through identifying ignition, fuel, and oxygen sources; determining people at risk; and evaluating controls for detection, alarms, firefighting equipment, escape routes, lighting, signage, and maintenance. It prompts regular checks, records, and training, including drills, staff roles, and coordination with other occupants. Record significant findings, create an action plan, maintain logs, and schedule reviews to reduce hazards and protect occupants across a wide range of premises.

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