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Frequently Asked Questions

What will happen on the day of the Risk Assessment? A PRS assessor will arrive at your premises at the arranged time and introduce himself to the ‘Responsible Person’ or person in control of the risk assessment process. The assessor will then spend some time asking a few questions and looking at any fire related documents you may have in place. Upon completion of the documentation/questions, the assessor will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your premises covering all areas. Photographs and notes will be taken via a handheld device to record all risks and hazards to persons occupying the building the assessor identifies. On completion of the assessment the assessor will provide a debrief of his findings prior to leaving and compiling your full report.

What documentation do I need to prepare prior to the fire risk assessment? If you have documentation in place (don’t worry if you don’t, this will be highlighted in the risk assessment for you to complete if required) the risk assessor will request to see evidence of: •Fire Safety Policy and Evacuation Procedures •Any documentation sent from Fire Authorities •Staff Training Records •Fire Log books (to include Emergency Lighting, Fire Alarm testing, Fire Doors, Final exit doors, fire extinguishers, fire evacuation drills. •Servicing/Maintenance Records (Emergency lighting, fire alarm system, Gas installation, NIC electrical certification

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How long before I get the Report after the Assessment Process? We ask our clients to make full payment before any documentation is sent out. As soon as payment is received your documentation will be emailed to you.

How quickly can I get a risk assessment conducted? A Fire Risk assessment can normally be conducted within 4 days

Are you members of any associations? PRS assessors are Members of the IFSM (Institute of Fire Safety Managers) and have Tier 2 level CFRAR (Competent Fire Risk Assessor Register)

Are PRS covered by Insurance? Yes. Our Insurance documents and liability documents are available upon request.

Do you provide fire related equipment? No. PRS do not sell or up sell any fire related equipment. We will only provide recommendations for what is required within your premises to comply with the regulations. We would not want to compromise our recommendations with our ability to provide you with the required equipment.

Do you Assess Fire Doors? Yes we do all types of Fire Door Assessments! More Information Click Here:

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