Fire Risk Assessment Liverpool
Fire Risk Assessment in Liverpool
4 fire risk assessors are based in Liverpool itself, and 10 more cover the city from elsewhere in Merseyside. Check qualifications, see who has claimed and manages their profile, and contact any of them directly. Free for buyers — no middleman, no commission, and we never sell your enquiry.
About Us ADL Health & Safety brings together over 34 years of Merseyside Fire Service experience, including senior officer roles,…
Three Elements Fire ProtectionMerseysideBased in LiverpoolThree Elements Fire Protection is a trusted provider of fire safety solutions, dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of…
Acuity ComplianceMerseysideBased in LiverpoolAcuity Compliance is a reputable brand of trained fire risk assessment specialists serving clients in Manchester and Liverpool. Our team…
KARFM Ltd.MerseysideBased in LiverpoolFire protection service based in Liverpool.
Alternative Fire SolutionsMerseysideAlternative Fire Solutions is an independent consultancy specializing in fire safety and building regulations across the UK. Unlike traditional service…
Fire Risk Assessments North WestMerseysideFire Risk Assessments North West is a dedicated provider of expert fire risk assessments for businesses and landlords across the…
Storm ConsultancyMerseysideNFRARSTORM Consultancy isn't your typical compliance or health and safety firm. They believe in putting people first and building strong…
H Roberts And Son LimitedMerseysideEstablished in 1907, H. Roberts & Son Ltd. With over a century of experience, we are one of the longest-standing…
Hennessey Risk Management ServicesMerseysideNFRARHENNESSEY Risk Management Services Ltd is a dedicated Health & Safety consultant firm focused on providing clear and practical advice…
KarfmMerseysideKAR Fire & Maintenance is a leading provider of fire safety solutions, specializing in fire risk assessments, fire door inspections,…
Nw Fire SolutionsMerseysideNW Fire Solutions is a dedicated fire safety company established in 2010 by operational firefighters, with over a decade of…
Shef NwMerseysideSHEF NW LTD is a leading consultancy firm based in Southport, UK, specializing in Safety, Health, Environment, and Fire (SHEF)…
Terence MartinMerseysideTerence Martin Ltd is a reputable brand that specializes in providing property services to both the public and private sectors.…
Wirral Fire ProtectionMerseysideWirral Fire Protection Ltd is a trusted brand that specializes in fire safety and protection. They offer a comprehensive range…
Fire Risk Assessment in Liverpool: what to know locally
Fire safety enforcement in Liverpool sits with Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 they can inspect your premises, ask to see your fire risk assessment, and serve an enforcement or prohibition notice if it does not stand up. That assessment is the document these companies produce, so it is worth checking yours would survive an audit rather than simply exist.
Of the 14 fire risk assessors listed above, 4 give a Liverpool address and the other 10 cover the city from elsewhere in Merseyside. Neither is better by default. A company on your doorstep is easier to get back for a re-inspection or a follow up question, while a larger regional practice may hold accreditations and insurance cover a sole trader does not. Ask both.
Fire Risk Assessment — common questions
Yes, for almost all non-domestic premises and the common parts of blocks of flats. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 in England and Wales, and equivalent law in Scotland, the responsible person must carry out and maintain a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment. If you employ five or more people it must be recorded in writing.
It depends on the size and complexity of the premises. Small, simple premises are often a few hundred pounds, while large or complex buildings cost more. The quickest way to get a real number is to contact two or three of the assessors listed above and compare quotes. Using this directory is free and we never take a cut.
Review it regularly and whenever something significant changes, such as building works, a change of use, new occupants or after a fire incident. Many responsible persons review annually and commission a fresh assessment every few years, or sooner for higher-risk premises.
The law requires a competent person. Look for evidence of competence such as BAFE SP205 certification, shown on profiles here as a dated register chip, membership of a professional register, relevant qualifications and experience with your type of building.