Fire safety in residential blocks, care homes and student buildings needs a careful, independent eye. Our fire risk assessments in Nottingham help managing agents, housing providers and building owners understand the real risks in their premises, and give them a clear plan to put things right.
Our assessors follow PAS 79 and have been completing fire risk assessments since the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 was introduced.
Not every building needs the same level of inspection. For blocks of flats, our fire risk assessments come in four types:
More invasive assessments can cause some damage, so we'll explain the options first. For properties built before 2000, a Type 2 may also need an asbestos assessor, and we can coordinate any other trades required.
Fire doors are one of the most important parts of a building's fire safety. They prevent the spread of fire and smoke and give people critical time to evacuate. The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 have made their condition more important than ever.
All fire doors should be inspected at least once a year. In buildings over 11 metres high, communal and cupboard doors should be checked every three months. Since January 2023, buildings with two or more separate homes have needed regular fire door checks.
Our assessors carry out each fire door inspection using a custom-built app. We look at flat entrance doors, communal doors and cupboard doors, and send your report within 48 hours with photos and recommendations for any repairs or upgrades. With proper maintenance, a fire door can last 10 to 15 years, so regular checks help you get the most out of yours.
If you've been searching for fire door inspections near me in Nottingham, our team can help you stay on top of your checks.
Some buildings house people who may need extra help in an emergency. We support care homes with detailed assessments and actionable recommendations to protect vulnerable residents. We also work with schools, colleges and universities, tailoring each assessment to the layout and structure of the site.
Trained staff make a real difference when an alarm sounds. Our fire safety awareness training and fire warden training give your team the confidence to act quickly and calmly.
For risk assessments, policies and wider compliance, visit our health and safety assessment in Nottingham page.
Keep your residents and staff safe with a fire risk assessment in Nottingham that's clear, impartial and right first time. Call 0800 246 1802 or contact our team and we'll send you a no-obligation quote.