I was asked to review and comment on a FRA for a medium sized (non comah) manufacturing site which has flamables stored across the site, the guy who conducted the FRA I checked out and he is a reputable well qualified individual. The resultant risk rating is high and its obvious that the site needs to invest and implement fire safety managment system.

In order to drive this message home to the board and senior managers I want to find case studies ideally around failing to act on FRA actions resulting in companies or individauls being prosecuted / fined / shut down / even jailed.

Thanks 

Breaches under the RRFSO are not recorded by the HSE but by the Home Office and they are mixed in with all sorts of other stuff about the fire service (number of call outs, personal injured attending fires, diversity data etc). See https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/748819/fire-statistics-data-tables-fire1204-oct18.xlsx

I do get worried when people try to use fear of prosecution (or being sued) as the main driver for anything related to Health and Safety. Surely we should be able to sell it on the grounds that it is the morally correct thing to do.