Current legislative requirements place the emphasis on the employer / landlord to effectively identify, control and mitigate the risk of fire within any premises in which they are deemed to be the responsible person. It is therefore essential from a moral, legal and financial perspective that fire safety management arrangements are effectively implemented, reviewed and continually improved.
What is it?
An in-depth examination of an organization’s fire safety management systems and associated arrangements.
Provides a comprehensive outcome with detailed recommendations against a contemporary best practice specification.
Developed in collaboration with fire safety experts and recognition of relevant standards.
Focuses on key aspects of managing fire safety within the workplace and offers a structured route toward continual improvement and best practice status.
The audit will enable an organization to improve fire safety management arrangements wherever necessary and also provide assurance on the suitability of current controls.
Who is it for
Organization’s within any sector (of any size) who:
- a. require a status assessment of their current fire safety management systems against best practice
- b. require a structured route toward best practice status.
Why the audit is right for your organization
- Provides a comprehensive outcome with detailed recommendations against a contemporary best practice specification
- Developed in collaboration with fire safety experts and recognition of relevant standards
- External recognition of fire safety management to best practice standards
- Demonstration to stakeholders and other interested parties (including regulatory bodies) of commitment toward fire safety management
- Structured route toward continual improvement and best practice standards
Prerequisites
None.
How does it work?
- On site review of relevant documentation
- Interviews / discussions with relevant stakeholders
- Operational sampling
What your organization will receive from the audit
- Detailed report
- Detailed recommendations and action planning
Why choose us?
Our audit and consultancy services are internationally recognized and are the best way to ensure your wellbeing systems (and associated arrangements) are suitable for your business requirements, promote continual improvement and are effectively implemented.
As part of our own quality control processes, we ensure:
- Our audit and consultancy products are regularly reviewed to meet customer needs, expectations and sector best practice
- Consistently high standards of service are achieved through a robust quality assurance process including auditor standardization, training and performance monitoring
- Our technical specialists serve on strategic committees for occupational health, safety, environmental and wellbeing standards
- We have a unique internationally recognized best practice (Five Star) audit process
- Industry recognition from awards such as the prestigious Shield, Sword or Globe of Honour.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the audit cover?
An in-depth examination of the organisation's fire safety management systems and the arrangements around them, measured against a contemporary best-practice specification developed with fire safety experts and recognised standards.
Who is it for?
Organisations in any sector and of any size that want a status assessment of their current fire safety management systems against best practice, or a structured route towards best-practice status.
What has to be in place before the audit?
Nothing. There are no prerequisites — the audit assesses the arrangements as they stand.
How is the audit carried out?
On-site review of the relevant documentation, interviews and discussions with the stakeholders involved, and operational sampling.
What do we receive at the end?
A detailed report, with detailed recommendations and action planning so the findings can be worked through.
Current legislative requirements place the emphasis on the employer / landlord to effectively identify, control and mitigate the risk of fire within any premises in which they are deemed to be the res