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Regulatory Reform 2005 Fire Risk Assessment

by Jason Cox, from the Community

A comprehensive UK fire risk assessment checklist aligned with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. Covers premises details, occupants at risk, electrical and ignition sources, smoking, arson, heaters and HVAC, cooking, lightning protection, housekeeping, contractor controls, dangerous substances, and other hazards. Includes means of escape, fire spread limitation, emergency lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, fixed systems, and management procedures. Provides guidance on training, drills, testing and maintenance, records, resident engagement, and a risk level estimator with action planning.

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