Fire Risk Assessments For Offices
At Absolute Health Fire Safety, we provide comprehensive office fire risk assessments across Yorkshire.
Our expert team specialises in identifying potential fire hazards, evaluating risks to staff and visitors, and recommending practical measures to ensure your workplace is fully compliant with UK fire safety regulations. With experience across hundreds of office buildings, we deliver assessments that give you complete peace of mind.
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Under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, any building with five or more regular occupants is legally required to have a fire risk assessment. Ensuring compliance not only demonstrates that you are safeguarding your premises from fire but also helps you avoid potential legal issues.
Fire safety is too important to put off. Even small changes identified during a fire risk assessment could save lives. At Absolute Health Fire Safety, we are experts in providing thorough, professional assessments and would be delighted to help protect your organisation and its people.
From large office spaces to small ones, we can help. We provide fire risk assessments for offices across Yorkshire covering Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, York, Barnsley, Doncaster, Halifax, and many more areas.
Fire Risk Assessments For Offices
Keeping staff and occupants safe should always be a top priority. Offices can contain numerous potential fire hazards, making regular fire risk assessments essential.
While it is a legal requirement under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 to have a fire risk assessment in place, we recommend reviewing or conducting one annually, as circumstances and risks can change significantly over time.
Contact us today to discuss the best approach for your office.
Fire Risk Assessment Reviews
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 does not specify exactly how often a fire risk assessment must be carried out.
However, we strongly recommend reviewing your office fire risk assessment annually to ensure your safety measures remain up to date.
In practice, some offices may schedule a review every 2–3 years. This timeframe keeps your documentation relevant while allowing for any significant changes to the building, occupancy, or processes that could impact fire safety. Regular reviews help maintain compliance, minimise risks, and ensure staff and visitors remain protected.
Why Choose Absolute Health Fire Safety?
At Absolute Health Fire Safety, we take a professional yet approachable approach to fire safety.
Fire risk assessments are vital for keeping your office safe, and with our team on board, you’ll always be kept informed and up to date with essential fire safety information.
We are specialists in fire risk assessments, with extensive experience across a variety of sectors, particularly offices.
Our services are thorough, reliable, and fairly priced, giving you peace of mind that your workplace meets all fire safety regulations.
Contact us to book your Fire Risk Assessment now !
Office Fire Risk Assessments - FAQs
At Absolute Health Fire Safety, we provide comprehensive office fire risk assessments in Barnsley, Bradford, Castleford, Chesterfield, Doncaster, Halifax, Harrogate, Huddersfield, Leeds, Sheffield, Wakefield, York, and the surrounding areas.
Great question! The cost of an office fire risk assessment varies depending on the size and complexity of your premises. For an accurate quotation, it’s best to contact Absolute Health Fire Safety directly. Our expert fire risk assessors will discuss your specific requirements and provide a bespoke, transparent quote. In general, the price is largely influenced by the size and layout of your office or premises. Find out more here.
We have an extensive range of fire safety and protection services and products which includes comprehensive fire safety training. Our main services include fire risk assessments, fire safety training courses and fire warden training too. We work on a series of projects that help you keep in line with The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and to ultimately stay safe from fire. We provide in-person fire safety training across Yorkshire, covering Barnsley, Bradford, Castleford, Chesterfield, Doncaster, Halifax, Harrogate, Huddersfield, Leeds, Sheffield, Wakefield, York, and the surrounding areas.
We have a five step approach to our fire risk assessments which cover the following areas. We will firstly identify all the potential fire hazards in the office space. Then we will find the people who are are at risk the most to those hazards before evaluating what to do with those people or hazards. Final steps include recording findings, providing training if required and then repeating all these steps every couple of years or so with another assessment.
The answer to this can depend on the size of your office space. Typically our fire risk assessments for offices take around 2-3 hours from start to finish. However, logically if your office is humungous then there will be more area to investigate and document on so it will take longer.
A comprehensive office fire risk assessment in Yorkshire involves identifying potential fire hazards, determining who may be at risk, evaluating and mitigating those risks, recording findings, and creating an effective emergency plan. In addition, the assessment should be regularly reviewed and updated to account for any significant structural changes, staffing adjustments, or other factors that could impact fire safety.
A fire risk assessment report provides a detailed overview of your premises, highlighting identified fire hazards and assessing the level of risk to staff, visitors, and the building itself. It also includes recommended measures to reduce or eliminate those risks, along with a clear action plan and timelines for implementing improvements, helping ensure ongoing compliance and maximum fire safety.
You will get a comprehensive document of our visit for your fire risk assessment at your office. This will be tangible evidence that one has taken place by an accredited company should the authorities ask for proof.