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Yeovil Annual Fire Risk Assessment

by Richard bain, from the Community

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Use this annual fire risk assessment to evaluate your premises against the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005. The checklist guides you to identify sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen, review controls for arson, housekeeping, storage, equipment and electrical safety, and assess detection and alarm systems. It covers firefighting equipment, escape routes, emergency lighting, and statutory signage. It also includes sections for training, drills, records and liaison with fire services, plus a hazard rating matrix and an action plan with high, medium and low priorities to drive compliance.

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