Commercial Fire Risk Assessments
Pricing: Assessment time and cost depend on your premises type, size, complexity and occupancy. Request a bespoke Fire Risk Assessment quote.
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Assessments carried out by suitably competent, enhanced DBS-checked assessors.
Fire Risk
Assessments
with Hawkesworth
- Dedicated Account Manager
- Enhanced DBS-checked engineers
- Calibrated equipment on every visit
- Pass / fail clearly labelled
Hawkesworth provides commercial Fire Risk Assessments for workplaces, commercial and public-sector premises across the UK and Ireland, delivered by suitably competent assessors. Rather than working through a generic checklist, we tailor the scope of each workplace fire risk assessment to your building, its use and the people in it.
Our assessment considers the hazards present, the people at risk, means of escape, fire detection and warning systems, emergency lighting, fire-fighting equipment, signage and your management controls. We look at how these elements work together to protect everyone who uses your premises, from staff and visitors to contractors and vulnerable occupants.
Significant findings and practical recommendations are recorded in a clear electronic report, so you know exactly what’s working well and where action is needed. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, having a fire risk assessment in place is a legal requirement, and it should be reviewed at least annually or sooner if your premises or how it’s used changes materially.
With a dedicated Account Manager and reminder service, we help you keep your assessment up to date and stay on top of any actions identified. Whether you manage a single building or a multi-site estate, we’ll work with you to keep your fire safety arrangements compliant and appropriate to your risk.
Three steps to a compliant site
Survey
Our assessor visits your premises to understand the building, its layout and how it's used, identifying hazards and the people who could be at risk.
Assess
We review means of escape, fire detection and warning, emergency lighting, fire-fighting equipment, signage and your management controls, tailored to your specific building and occupancy.
Report
Significant findings and practical recommendations are recorded in a clear electronic report, giving you a plan for any action needed.
Why Hawkesworth?
More than a tick-box visit
Assessment tailored to your premises
We assess your building on its own merits rather than working through a standard checklist, so findings reflect how your premises is actually used.
Practical recommendations
We focus on clear, achievable actions, helping you prioritise what matters most for the safety of everyone on site.
Support with follow-up actions
We can help you address the actions identified in your assessment, from remedial works to further testing.
Renewals kept on track
With your assessment due for review annually or after any material change, we'll help you keep track so nothing gets missed.
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Flexible and efficient and i hope to book them in for next year.
Brilliant service, highly recommended. Your Engineers we so professional & friendly.
Brilliant company, all of their engineers are professional and courteous, standard of work excellent too. Do what they say on the tin. Will use again and again.
Efficient service and would recommend using this company. It is also good value.
FAQs
Questions, answered
What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
A Fire Risk Assessment identifies fire hazards in your premises, evaluates the risk to people, and records what’s in place to reduce that risk, along with any further action needed. It covers areas such as means of escape, detection, warning systems and fire-fighting equipment.
Who is responsible for having one in place?
The ‘responsible person’ for the premises, usually the employer, owner or occupier, must ensure a fire risk assessment is carried out and kept up to date under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
How often should it be reviewed?
A Fire Risk Assessment should be reviewed at least annually, or sooner if there’s a material change to the building, its use or occupancy.
What does the report include?
Your report sets out the significant findings from the assessment, along with practical recommendations for any action needed, giving you a clear record to support your fire safety arrangements.
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Keep your workplace
safe and compliant
Tell us about your premises and we’ll build a commercial Fire Risk Assessment programme that fits your operation.