Amongst the points you will need to cover are;

	Control combustibles and inflammables materials and safe storage within the work place.
	Check Wiring and Electrical Appliances regularly for safety, correct fuses used etc.
	Clear rubbish and combustible materials from site
	Allow smoking in designated areas only
	Fire Exits are there sufficient and do they lead to places of safety. Are they unlocked?
	Escape Routes must be kept clear, and free of obstructions
	Building must be properly maintained so that stairways, passageways are safe.
	Signage indicating Fire Exits and Escape Routes
	Emergency Lighting for escape routes and exits, install and check regularly
	Evacuation plans to be made and drills rehearsed regularly
	Fire Wardens to be trained
	Insurers to be consulted for their advice and requirements
	Do you need an Automatic Fire Detection and Alarms system
	It must be maintained and tested regularly
	When making changes to the building, ensure that the Fire Alarm or escape routes or exits are not compromised
	Is the Fire Alarm connected to an Alarm Receiving Centre for calling out the Brigade automatically (recommended)
	Are there sufficient Fire Extinguishers and Blankets on site, are they working and maintained regularly
	Are they ways of compartmentalising buildings to stop the spread of Fire throughout the building, think Fire Doors etc.
	Have you prepared an emergency plan and communicated it to all staff.
	Review all such matters and keep your risk assessment up to date.

Professionally Prepared Fire Risk Assessments.

For larger or higher risk premises, maybe spread over different levels, with large numbers of people to evacuate quickly to safety, then it is recommended that a professionally qualified person under take this task on your behalf.

A fee will be payable for their services but they will produce a document which is effective.

This is a chargeable service but can be arranged.