Premises review
Assessment of use, occupancy, escape arrangements and relevant fire hazards.
Fire risk assessments
Understand the building’s fire risks.
Clear, proportionate fire risk assessments for relevant residential and commercial premises.
What we provide
A practical assessment with prioritised actions
A fire risk assessment examines hazards, people at risk, existing precautions and the steps needed to manage fire safety. Findings should be specific, understandable and proportionate to the premises.
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Fire precautions
Review of detection, warning, lighting, signage, doors and management controls.
Action plan
Prioritised recommendations explaining what should be addressed and why.
Complete support
Work scoped around the property and its requirements.
A fire risk assessment examines hazards, people at risk, existing precautions and the steps needed to manage fire safety. Findings should be specific, understandable and proportionate to the premises.
- Communal residential buildings
- HMOs and managed properties
- Offices, shops and workplaces
- Escape routes and final exits
- Fire alarm and emergency lighting review
- Recorded findings and action plan
Need a quotation?
Send the property details, postcode and any existing report, specification or photographs. We will confirm the next practical step.
Contact BIM Safety GroupHow it works
A straightforward route from enquiry to completion.
Gather information
We confirm the premises type, use, occupancy and existing records.
Inspect the building
Relevant areas, precautions and management arrangements are assessed.
Evaluate risk
Hazards, vulnerable occupants and control measures are considered.
Issue the report
A written assessment and prioritised action plan are provided.
Professional delivery
Clear findings, sensible priorities and appropriate records.
We focus on what the installation or building genuinely requires, explain the work clearly and provide the relevant documentation after completion.
Serving London and the South East
We work with homeowners, landlords, agents, HMOs, communal buildings and commercial organisations across our service area.
View areas coveredFrequently asked questions
Useful answers before you book.
Who is responsible for a fire risk assessment?
The responsible person must ensure a suitable and sufficient assessment is carried out and kept under review.
How often should it be reviewed?
It should be reviewed regularly and when there are significant changes, incidents or reasons to believe it is no longer valid.
Does the assessment include remedial quotations?
The assessment identifies recommendations. Separate quotations can be prepared for electrical or fire safety works that we provide.
Do you assess HMOs?
Yes. We can assess relevant HMO and communal residential premises.
Request a quote
Tell us what the property needs.
Include the postcode, property type, required service and any existing report or specification.
- Direct response from our team
- Clear next steps
- No-obligation quotation
Request a quotation
Send us the job details and we will get back to you.
Ready to discuss the job?
Call 0208 051 3843 or send the details online.