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Title: How Do I Carry Out a Fire Risk Assessment


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How Do I Carry Out a Fire Risk Assessment?
  • A Simple Approach

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Aim
  • Introduce the basic nuts and bolts of a fire risk
    assessment

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What will this give me?
  • Recognise your legal duty
  • Conduct a simple fire risk assessment
  • Make necessary records
  • Life long happiness and fulfilment

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What the law says in English
  • If you have control of a premises..
  • Assess the risks from fire to
  • Determine the fire safety measures necessary to
  • Comply with the law

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The law says you must record.
  • Significant findings of the assessment
  • Fire safety measures required
  • Groups being especially at risk
  • 5 or more employees

    licence in force

    alterations notice in force

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Ignition Sources
  •  Gas cooker
  •  Smoking
  •  Portable heaters
  •  Disposable lighters (Arson?)
  • Are these significant?

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Fuel
  • Boxes
  •  Newspapers
  •  Magazine rack
  • Combustible waste
  • Are these significant?

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Whos at risk?
  • Staff (especially those working in the stock
    room)
  • Customers
  • Adjoining unit occupiers

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Dealing with hazards
  • ERIC
  • Eliminate get rid of it
  • Replace with something safer
  • Isolate separate it from those at risk
  • Control measures last resort

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Record significant findings
  • Fire hazards identified (not trivial items)
  • Actions taken/to be taken to remove or reduce the
    chance of a fire occurring (preventive measures).
  • Persons at risk, and those especially at risk.

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Record significant findings
  • Actions taken/to be taken to reduce risk to
    people from the spread of fire and smoke
    (protective measures).
  • Actions people must take in case of fire
    including details of persons nominated to carry
    out a particular task (your emergency plan).
  • The information, instruction and training you
    have identified that people need and how it will
    be given.

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Summary
  • Recognise your legal duty
  • Conduct a simple fire risk assessment
  • Make necessary records
  • Life long happiness and fulfilment
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