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Fire Risk Assessment Lancashire

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A fire risk assessment in Lancashire is required under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 , which applies to England and Wales. It is essential to understand that fire risk assessments are mandatory by law, and compliance is non-negotiable.

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A fire risk assessment in Lancashire involves inspecting a building to evaluate its fire risks and provide recommendations for enhancing safety. If there are fewer than five occupants regularly present, a written assessment is not legally required. However, we strongly recommend documenting the assessment to ensure clear communication of findings and implementation of recommendations.

By law, every non-domestic premises and business must designate a “Responsible Person” who oversees fire safety. This individual is tasked with ensuring that all fire safety measures are implemented and that a valid fire risk assessment is conducted. Small business owners typically serve as the Responsible Person unless another team member is appointed. In larger organizations, this role is often filled by health and safety officers.

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A competent person, defined as someone with the necessary knowledge, qualifications, and experience in fire safety, should conduct a fire risk assessment in Lancashire.

Yes, you can conduct a fire risk assessment yourself if you possess the required knowledge and experience. However, it is advisable to have a third-party assessment for an objective evaluation. Remember, a fire risk assessment is legally required, and many business owners have faced prosecution for inadequate or incorrect assessments.

Failing to conduct a fire risk assessment in Lancashire can lead to severe consequences, including prosecution by the fire service or local authority, and in extreme cases, imprisonment if injury or death occurs due to negligence.

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