We offer Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) process involving the following steps:

• Identify the hazards:
  

  The first step is to identify the potential fire hazards within the building or premises, such as sources of ignition, flammable materials, and storage of combustible items.

• Identify people at risk:
  

  Identify the people who may be at risk in the event of a fire, such as employees, visitors, or customers, and evaluate their level of vulnerability.

• Evaluate existing fire safety measures:
  

  Evaluate the effectiveness of the existing fire safety measures in the building or premises, such as fire alarms, smoke detectors, sprinklers, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, and escape routes.

• Assess the risk:
  

  Assess the likelihood and potential consequences of a fire occurring, taking into account the identified hazards and the building's fire safety features and systems.

• Identify additional fire safety measures:
  

  Based on the hazard identification and risk assessment, identify any additional fire safety measures that may be necessary to reduce the risk of fire or protect people and property in the event of a fire.

• Prepare a fire safety plan:
  

  Prepare a fire safety plan that outlines the actions to be taken to minimize the risk of fire, including the regular maintenance of fire safety features and systems, and the provision of fire safety training for staff and occupants.

• Review and update the plan:
  

  The fire safety plan should be reviewed periodically, or whenever there is a significant change to the building or its use, to ensure that the fire safety measures remain adequate and effective.