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Solutions > Fire Systems > Fire Risk Assessments

 

Trescray are specialist in the auditing of fire safety systems and will complete a fire risk assessment of any premises. A fire risk assessment helps you identify all the fire hazards and risks in your building.

Fire safety at work is always vitally important. You should make sure you and your staff knows what to do to prevent a fire in the workplace and how they will escape if a fire does break out.


Once a fire has been detected and a warning given, everybody in your workplace should be able to evacuate without being placed at undue risk.


In buildings, deaths from fire are mostly due to the inhalation of smoke. In addition, where smoke is present, people are normally unwilling to travel more than a few feet through it to make their escape. Therefore in the event of a fire, people in other parts of the building can use escape routes to get out safely without being exposed to the smoke or gases from the fire.


Trescray, when assessing the means of escape from the clients workplace, will evaluate whether people could escape to a place of safety before being cut off and exposed to risk of injury.


In smaller, single-storey premises, where access distances are short, the time taken for people to escape once they become aware of the fire can often be measured in seconds rather than minutes. So it is likely that the normal exits will be sufficient in an emergency. In larger premises, where access distances are greater and where it is possible for a single access route to be affected, an alternative means of escape will normally be necessary.


In a lot of cases where the means of escape has recently been approved under building legislation, a fire certificate or a license, the existing arrangements will probably be satisfactory.

The Trescray engineers are trained with the necessary knowledge and skills to carry out practical workplace Fire Risk Assessment as required for all workplaces Fire Safety (Regulatory Reform) Order 2005.


The engineers will conduct a workplace Fire Risk Assessments and the client will be given full supporting documentation and knowledge to facilitate this process in a competent manner.


If your Trescray risk assessment suggests that change may be necessary, Trescray can provide the necessary tools to update your system at very competitive rates.


For more advice on the state and compliance of your current systems and workplace please contact our staff for more information.


Trescray have the trained engineers and project management staff to complete a high standard of service that Trescray adopts throughout all of our combined solutions.