Why choose Red Peak for your Fire Risk Assessment?
We deliver clear, practical, and tailored fire safety support to help you protect your people and property while staying compliant with fire safety law.
With Red Peak, you benefit from:
- Qualified fire safety assessors with real-world experience
- Easy-to-understand reports with prioritised actions
- Proportionate advice - no unnecessary over-specifying
- Ongoing support, including annual reviews and guidance during refurbishments
- A small, friendly team that offers personal, responsive service
We help you meet your legal duties and build safer spaces - Get in touch today to book your Fire Risk Assessment.
What are your Responsibilities?
If you’re a business owner, employer, landlord, or responsible person for any premises, you are legally required to carry out a Fire Risk Assessment and take action to minimise risk.
This applies to all commercial properties and shared residential spaces, regardless of size or sector.
Key fire safety legislation includes:
- Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
- Building Regulations 2010 - Part B: Fire Safety
- Fire Safety Act 2021
- Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
Failure to comply can result in prosecution, enforcement notices, fines, or even imprisonment in serious cases.
What does a Fire Risk Assessment involve?
A Fire Risk Assessment is a structured review of your premises to identify potential fire hazards, evaluate risks to people, and recommend steps to improve safety.
At Red Peak Compliance, our assessments typically include:
- Identification of fire hazards (e.g. ignition sources, combustible materials)
- Evaluation of who may be at risk and how
- Review of fire detection and alarm systems
- Checks on emergency lighting, fire exits, and escape routes
- Inspection of fire doors, extinguishers, and signage
- Review of fire safety policies, procedures, and evacuation plans
- Clear, prioritised recommendations to help improve compliance and safety
Our reports are clear, practical, and focused on what’s proportionate and necessary for your specific situation.
When should I have a Fire Risk Assessment completed?
Fire Risk Assessments should be reviewed regularly and especially:
- Annually, or more often depending on the level of risk
- After a fire incident or near miss
- When the building layout changes
- If staff numbers or shift patterns change
- Following changes in fire safety law or new guidance
We also offer annual review services to ensure your risk assessment stays up to date and compliant year after year.
The Legislation
We help you comply with all relevant UK fire safety regulations, including:
- Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
- Building Regulations 2010 – Approved Document B
- Fire Safety Act 2021
- Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022