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Fire Risk Assessment any info ...
Does anyone know about Fire Risk Assessment? Who needs one, who does them etc.
Any info appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by ken lawrence on
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are you talking about domestic property? Basic idea is to maintain a 'protected escape route'. If you live in a flat, this is everything from your flat front door to the street door PLUS the door into your own flat, which needs to be a fire door.
The onus to have this Fire Risk Assessment completed (and reviewed on a regular basis) lies with the 'landlord' of the building. Costs for this may be passed on to individual flat owners/renters. You are entitled to have access to a copy of this (as an 'interested party')
No fire risk assessment is required for a house containing a single household.
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Permalink Reply by j jones on
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yes ... thankyou ken ... i was looking for someone to do a FRA can you suggest someone?
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The house I have part responsibility for had an assessment done by the firm called Fire Safety Assessments Ltd. They do what it says on the tin, indeed. The assessor was a former firefighter, so no doubt had experience of fires where there had been avoidable loss of life.
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thankyou bob ... if you don't mind ...what could i expect in terms of cost and do you get some kind of report?
i will send you a private message if you would prefer that.
rgds
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For an assessment of the common areas of a house containing 4 flats we paid (in 2018) £195+VAT. We received a 30-page report, including photos. Their website now says that their prices start from £145+VAT, but I'm not sure what you get for that. You would need to contact them to check.
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