Fire risk assessment in Barnet

Fire risk assessment in Barnet for schools, care homes, GP surgeries and offices above the shop parades of High Barnet, Whetstone and Finchley, under the Fire Safety Order 2005.

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Who needs a fire risk assessment in Barnet

The buildings we are asked to assess most often across EN4, EN5, N20, and what the assessment looks at in each.

  1. Care and nursing homes

    Most residents cannot evacuate unaided, so the assessment is built around fire compartments, staffing levels at night and progressive horizontal evacuation.

  2. Schools and colleges

    Kitchens, science rooms and workshops are the higher-risk rooms; the assessment also checks that the alarm plan suits the number of pupils on site.

  3. GP surgeries and clinics

    Patients who move slowly or need help, oxygen cylinders and treatment rooms all change what a safe evacuation looks like.

  4. Offices over shop parades

    Two businesses, one building: the assessment checks the separation between the shop and the office above and whether a fire below would be noticed upstairs.

When the plan is not to evacuate everyone

In a care home or a surgery the assessment has to answer a harder question than where the exits are: who needs help to leave, how many staff are on at night, and how long the compartments will hold. A fire strategy that assumes everyone walks out at once does not survive contact with a nursing home.

The written report sets out the evacuation strategy the building can actually support, and the alarm, emergency lighting and fire door work that strategy depends on. We can carry out that work too.

Fire risk assessment in Barnet

Postcodes
EN4, EN5, N20
The law
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
You receive
A written report with a prioritised action plan
After the report
We can carry out the alarm, lighting, extinguisher and door work

What a fire risk assessment in Barnet covers

Every assessment works through the same ground, room by room, and records what it finds.

  • Fire hazards and sources of ignition
  • The people at risk, including anyone who needs help to leave
  • Escape routes, exits and travel distances
  • Fire detection and the fire alarm
  • Emergency lighting and signage
  • Fire doors and compartmentation
  • Fire extinguishers
  • Fire safety management, records and training

What a fire risk assessment costs in Barnet

A surgery, a school and a care home are priced differently because the people inside them are. Pick the closest description for an indicative range.

  • The assessment the Fire Safety Order 2005 requires of the Responsible Person.

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Fire risk assessment in Barnet: your questions

Who is the Responsible Person for a school or surgery in Barnet?

Usually the employer or whoever has control of the premises, such as the governing body, the practice partners or the operator of a care home. The Fire Safety Order 2005 makes that person responsible for having a suitable fire risk assessment carried out and for acting on it.

Does a care home assessment need anything a normal one does not?

It needs to cover how residents who cannot leave on their own will be moved to safety, which means compartments, staffing at night and the evacuation equipment available. Those are the points an inspector will look at first.

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Tell us about the building and an assessor covering Barnet calls you back within 7 to 24 hours with a price, before any visit.

  • Assessments that meet the Fire Safety Order 2005
  • Written quote before any work starts
  • Called back within 7 to 24 hours