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Fire Risk Assessment Template RRFSO 2005

by Geoff Elliott, from the Community

Use this comprehensive fire risk assessment template aligned with the UK Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. Cover general building and occupant information, identify ignition sources, arson and smoking risks, review housekeeping and contractors, and assess dangerous substances. Evaluate means of escape, compartmentation, lighting, alarms, signage, and extinguishing systems. Plan procedures, roles, training, drills, testing, and maintenance, and keep records. Conclude with a risk rating and set a reassessment date to maintain compliance and safety.

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