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Premises Fire Risk Assessment Template (Version 4)

by Clark Brown, from the Community

This Premises Fire Risk Assessment template provides a structured checklist to help duty holders evaluate fire hazards and controls across buildings. It follows UK guidance, including the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005, and covers sources of ignition, combustible materials, sources of oxygen, structural features, means of escape, detection and alarms, emergency lighting, fire-fighting equipment, and planning and emergency procedures. The template prompts evidence checks, maintenance records, signage, training, drills, assembly points, and occupancy calculations, helping organisations document findings, prioritize actions, and maintain compliance.

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