Fire safety services
Fire safety compliance for London properties
Coordinate fire risk assessment, alarm testing, emergency lighting and fire-door inspection through one property-compliance route.
The fire-risk assessment comes first
For businesses and other non-domestic premises in England, the responsible person must carry out and regularly review a fire risk assessment, keep a written record, identify people at risk and put appropriate fire-safety measures in place and maintain them.
The assessment should drive the practical controls required at the premises. That is why Primelinks treats alarms, emergency lighting and fire doors as part of a wider risk-management system rather than isolated certificate products.
Fire safety services
Fire Risk Assessment
Identify fire hazards, people at risk, existing controls and the priority actions needed to reduce risk.
Fire Alarm Testing
Coordinate inspection and testing of fire-detection and alarm systems in line with the premises risk profile and maintenance regime.
Emergency Lighting
Support testing and maintenance of emergency escape lighting where required for safe evacuation.
Fire Door Inspection
Assess relevant fire doors and supporting elements as part of the building’s passive fire-protection strategy.
Who can be the responsible person?
Depending on the premises, responsibility may sit with an employer, owner, landlord, occupier, facilities manager, building manager, managing agent or another person with control. Where more than one responsible person exists, they must co-operate and co-ordinate.
This is especially important in multi-occupied and managed buildings, where fire-safety responsibilities can cross leases, common parts and management arrangements.
A premium fire-safety programme is evidence-led
Good compliance is not a stack of disconnected certificates. The assessment should identify the risk, the action plan should prioritise what needs doing, and testing and maintenance records should show that the required controls remain effective.
Fire safety questions
Do I need a fire risk assessment?
If you are a responsible person for business or other non-domestic premises in England, fire-safety law requires a fire risk assessment and regular review. The precise duties depend on the premises and how it is used.
Does an FRA replace fire-alarm or emergency-lighting maintenance?
No. The assessment identifies and evaluates the controls that are needed; where systems are required, they must then be appropriately maintained and tested.
Can Primelinks coordinate several fire-safety services together?
Yes. The site is structured to route an FRA, alarm testing, emergency lighting and fire-door requirements through a coordinated property-compliance workflow.
Need to organise fire safety for one property or a portfolio?
Tell us the premises type and current fire-safety position and we will route the appropriate next step.