Fire risk assessment
Fire risk assessment of a premises: description of the building and occupants (headcount, occupants sleeping on site, vulnerable people), ignition sources (smoking, cooking, electrical, heating, oxidisers, hot work, malicious acts), combustibles and storage, detection and alarm, firefighting means, evacuation and emergency exits, signage and safety lighting, organisation and maintenance (instructions, training, drills, safety register, periodic checks). Each point is scored Compliant / Non-compliant / N/A with a compliance score and an action plan. Generic template, reformulated.
- control points
- 45
- anchored clauses
- 0
- Clauses covered
- 8
Clauses covered
| Premises & occupants | 1 | |
| Ignition sources | 7 | |
| Combustibles & storage | 3 | |
| Detection & alarm | 3 | |
| Firefighting means | 3 | |
| Evacuation & emergency exits | 5 | |
| Signage & safety lighting | 3 | |
| Organisation & maintenance | 6 |
Scale
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How this grid is built
Every control point is written in our own words, then tied to the standard's clause number. The normative text is never reproduced: the standard itself remains to be purchased from the body that publishes it. Grids are reviewed at every new edition of a standard.
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