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Posted By jack rumbol
Does anyone have any fire risk assessments that conform with the Fire Safety Order that they could let me have a look of please.
Regards
Jack Rumbol
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Posted By SeanThompson
Not long left to get this done!! just treat it like a normal risk assessment this time hazards will be mainly; sources of fuel, sources of ignition and the work process. You also need to include site plans and evacuation plans into this. I would recommend 'Fire Safety; an employer's guide' from HSE books, which is very helpful. Hope this helps.
Sean Thompson
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Posted By Safetynut
This topic has been covered many times recently try a search on the forum
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Posted By Derek Housley
The "employers guide" referred to has been replaced by a suite of documents whhich are available from DCLOG ( Department of Communities & Local Government) website which was formerly the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
PAS 79 has been produced by British Standard and gives a format for a fire risk assessment, but at £99.00 is not cheap, a number of Brigades have copies of fire risk assessment on their website, and there appears to be a few whizzing around members on this site.
Good luck with your assessments
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Posted By Ashley Wood
It is not a requirement of the RR(FS)O to produce site plans and layouts (as per old fire certification). However, if you have a complex facility then it may help to have this available. But remember, the legislation does not require it.
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