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Fire Risk Assessment Regulatory Reform Order 2005

by Matthew Hardy, from the Community

Conduct a thorough fire risk assessment aligned with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. This checklist covers building information, occupants at risk, ignition sources, housekeeping, contractor controls, dangerous substances, means of escape, compartmentation, escape lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, and firefighter facilities. It also guides fire safety management, training, drills, maintenance, testing, and record keeping. Use the risk rating matrix to prioritize actions and document recommendations, signatures, and reassessment dates to maintain compliance.

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