Assessing the potential dangers for preventing fire breakouts.

 A Fire Risk Assessment is the first step to preventing fires and reducing the damage they can do. Our fire protection evaluators work to protect people's lives and property by finding weak spots in your building and management systems and giving advice on how to fix them.

 

Our fire safety inspectors are oriented on finding weaknesses in your structure, preparing for emergencies, and teaching your employees in the event of a fire.

 

They are all certified by the Institute of Fire Engineers and the Institute of Fire Safety Managers. In addition, they are accredited to conduct fire risk assessments under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and have completed PAS79 training.

 

To guarantee that your business is in compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, they'll conduct advanced risk assessments.

 

"We serve many commercial and residential clients across Greater London, including in every conceivable industry. All our products are custom-made to fit your specific needs, so you can rest assured knowing that you will be well-protected in the case of a fire.", told a spokesperson from Office Compliance Management.

 

If you're in charge of a building, it's imperative that you do everything you can to minimize the risk of fire. Doing so saves lives and is required by law as well as being a sound financial decision.

 

We have a responsibility to keep people safe from fire, which includes inspecting buildings. You may be punished if your premises are not secure or if you have not conducted an evaluation. People are at risk if we believe your business is unsafe, and we may have to close it down until you can address the issue.

 

As a building manager, you must do everything possible to reduce the risk of fire. This is both a moral and legal obligation, as well as a wise financial one.

 

Office Compliance Management has a duty to keep people safe from fire, and part of that duty includes conducting inspections of structures. The failure to conduct an evaluation, or the lack thereof, could result in sanctions. People are at risk. Thus we may have to close your business until you can fix the problem.

 

Because we perform fire risk assessments daily, we can relieve you of the burden and allow you to focus on more vital matters, leaving you free to concentrate on other aspects of your business. Additionally, you'll have peace of mind knowing that an expert did your Fire Risk Assessment. To interpret what we found, we will also go over the results in the report with you.