Fire risk assessments that lead to action
Professional fire-risk services for organisations that need clear findings, photographic evidence, prioritised recommendations and support to close actions — not a document that sits unread.
A complete fire-safety service
From single-site assessments to portfolio-wide programmes — each service has its own dedicated page.
Fire Risk Assessments
On-site assessments with photographic evidence, findings and prioritised action plans.
Fire Safety Audits
Independent assurance that your fire-safety arrangements work in practice.
Emergency Planning
Evacuation strategies and plans people can actually follow under pressure.
Fire Logbooks
Structured recording of tests, drills and maintenance — audit-ready.
Bespoke Fire Training
Training tailored to your premises, procedures, risks and workforce.
Combined fire risk and health & safety visits
One of the most practical things we offer. Where a site needs both, we combine the FRA and H&S review into a single site visit with one consultant, one call and one joined-up report.
One consultant
A single named contact who understands both your fire and H&S position.
One site call
One efficient visit instead of two separate assessments disrupting the site.
One joined-up report
Fire and H&S findings in one prioritised action plan with shared owners and dates.
Less duplication
Common findings — doors, training, emergency arrangements — handled once, not twice.
One contact for fire and health & safety — built around how busy site teams actually operate.
What a fire risk assessment includes
Each finding is prioritised, assigned an owner and given a target date — so you know exactly what to fix first and why.
View Fire Risk Assessment serviceFire Risk Assessment — Sample Report
Ref: LRMS-FRA-SAMPLE · Illustrative, not a real client
Significant Findings
F-01
Fire Doors — Block C
Finding
Intumescent seals damaged on 3no. flat entrance doors; smoke seals missing on stairwell doors.
Recommended Action
Replace seals and re-inspect; record certification evidence.
Responsible Person
Facilities Manager
Target Date
30 days
Fire risk assessments across a wide range of premises
LRMS undertakes fire risk assessments across commercial, residential and specialist premises, including offices, warehouses and industrial premises, education settings, care and supported-living environments, residential blocks and multi-site property portfolios. The scope and extent of the assessment is agreed according to the premises, occupancy, relevant fire safety legislation and the purpose of the assessment.
Support doesn't have to end with the report
Where required, LRMS can continue to support you after the assessment — helping you understand findings, prioritise actions, evidence close-out and incorporate improvements into your wider fire-safety management arrangements.
Blocks of flats, HMOs and supported living
Fire-safety services for residential premises, with the recording requirements that apply since October 2023 reflected accurately.
Blocks of Flats
Common parts assessments, compartmentation and evacuation strategy.
HMOs
Means of escape, detection and management responsibilities.
Supported Living
Person-centred fire risk considerations for vulnerable residents.
Accurate fire-law positioning
- In England and Wales, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires the Responsible Person to ensure that a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is carried out for premises within scope. Different fire safety legislation applies in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
- The Responsible Person is determined by control and legal responsibility for the premises — not always the business owner.
- Since October 2023, Responsible Persons in scope must record their fire risk assessment and fire-safety arrangements in full.
- Fire risk assessors are not yet a single statutorily regulated profession. Government has committed to mandatory competence requirements; a 2026 consultation is being analysed.
Arrange a fire risk assessment
Tell us about your premises. We'll confirm the appropriate assessor competence, scope and next step — and whether a combined FRA and H&S visit suits your site.