Fire What You Need to Know

Introduction

In England and Wales, the core legal framework is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which requires the “Responsible Person” to complete and maintain a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment, implement appropriate preventive and protective measures, and keep fire safety arrangements and systems under effective management. In residential buildings with two or more domestic premises, the Fire Safety Act 2021 clarifies that the assessment must take account of the building’s structure, external walls (including cladding, balconies and windows) and flat entrance doors opening onto common parts. For multi-occupied residential buildings in England, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 add specific duties—such as routine fire-door checks above 11 metres and the provision of clear fire safety information to residents.

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Our role is to help you convert these duties into practical, maintainable controls: competent fire risk assessment, clear action planning and prioritisation, and structured inspection, testing and maintenance programmes aligned to recognised good practice (including relevant British Standards). We work with duty holders to evidence compliance, reduce life risk, and maintain safe, reliable buildings throughout their operational life.

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Note: The above is general guidance and should be read alongside the specific legislation and official guidance applicable to your premises and jurisdiction.

Limitation of liability

General

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