
Industries We Service
Small Businesses
We work with SMEs across London and the South East to ensure complete fire safety protection for staff and premises.

Fire safety regulations for small business owners
All employers have a legal duty to ensure staff and buildings are protected. Most fires are preventable, so it’s important to carry out regular risk assessments to ensure you are doing all you can to minimise potential hazards in your commercial property.
We work with start-ups, SME’s businesses across the UK. We ensure they are protecting both their business and staff in line with current guidance and best practice. Our clients work in many sectors including hospitality, retail, financial services and construction. If it’s just advice you need, feel free to give us a call for a no-obligation chat.
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Fire protection requirements for small businesses
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, requires ‘the responsible person’ to ensure a Fire Risk Assessment is carried out on any non-domestic premises. Typically this is the leaseholder or senior manager in overall charge of the premises. The Responsible Person must ensure any action points that have been highlighted in the Risk Assessment are carried out.
These might include:
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Keeping sources of ignition and flammable substances apart
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Fitting fire extinguishers or fire suppression systems
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Installing a fire alarm system
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Ensuring good housekeeping, eg fire exits are clearly marked and free from obstruction
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Organising appropriate fire safety training for your staff. This can be carried out on-site or online
We work with our clients to manage Fire Risk Assessment actions in a pragmatic and cost-effective manner.

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