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Limited Fire Risk Assessment for Reactive Properties

by Bruce Gander, from the Community

This limited fire risk assessment is designed for reactive asset properties with communal areas. Capture general information about the premises, identify hazards such as smoking, electrical installations, portable heaters, deliberate ignition, and housekeeping. Review fire protection measures including means of escape, compartmentation, signage, emergency lighting, alarms, and extinguishers. Record testing and maintenance routines, note deficiencies, attach evidence, and produce an overall risk rating to guide actions and review dates. Intended for shared internal areas only, not individual dwellings.

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