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Guidance about completing a fire safety risk assessment for people responsible for healthcare premises.
Fire safety in business and non-domestic premises: the responsible person, fire risk assessments, shared premises, new buildings, enforcement, appeals and penalties
You’re responsible for fire safety in business or other non-domestic…
As the responsible person you must carry out and regularly review a fire…
Your plan must show how you have: a clear passageway to all escape routes…
Fire detection and warning systems You must have a fire detection and…
Your local fire and rescue authority visits premises to check the fire…
Guidance about completing a fire safety risk assessment for people responsible for residential care premises.
Documents on fire safety law and guidance for those who have a legal duty for fire safety in a relevant building to help them meet those duties.
Determinations made by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government on fire safety risk assessments in non-domestic properties.
Guidance about completing a fire safety risk assessment for people responsible for educational premises.
Guidance about completing a fire safety risk assessment for people responsible for offices and shops.
Guidance about completing a fire safety risk assessment for people responsible for animal premises and stables.
Measures to ensure fire safety matters are incorporated at the planning stage for schemes involving a relevant high-rise residential building.
This page brings together information leaseholders and other residents should be aware of on fire safety, and remediation of historic building safety defects – including who is responsible for paying for remediation works.
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