Our Services
Fire Safety Advisory Services
Fire Risk Assessment
Life Safety Fire Risk Assessments to meet the requirements of
The Fire Safety (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2010 and other legislation.Annual review of Fire Risk Assessments.
Statutory Compliance Audits.
Premises condition reports for life limited buildings.
Fire Safety in heritage buildings.
Fire Safety in sports grounds.
FIRE SAFETY TRAINING
GENERAL FIRE SAFETY
This is a one-hour certified training course which is suitable for all delegates. It can be completed as Face-to-Face training, or online via Microsoft Teams/ Zoom. The course should be carried out annually for all staff and comprises the following aspects of Fire Safety:
Legal responsibilities.
Active and passive fire protection measures in your premises.
Periodic safety checks and basic fire prevention.
Fire chemistry and main cause of fire.
Actions in the event of a fire and notifying the Fire Service.
Evacuation procedures, including assisted evacuation and Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs).
EVACUATON CHAIR TRAINNG
Evacuation Chair training lasts one hour, allowing a maximum number of 6-8 people per session. This is due to the course being a practical session, insuring full participation of attendees.
This training is aimed at those with PEEPs in place, who need assistance from upper floors in the event of a fire, and would be ideal for staff trained as Fire Wardens.
The training should be reviewed 3 yearly by a qualified training provider, however it is recommended that 3 monthly familiarisation is carried out internally.
FIRE WARDEN TRAINING
This is a two-part session, the first of which is classroom based, and limited to a maximum of 12 people per session. Following this there will be one hour of hands on fire extinguisher training. Further content will include:
A detailed understanding of the Fire Safety Systems within the premises.
Application of the Fire Safety Procedures for the premises.
Situation awareness and hazard identification for premises’ managers.
Roles, responsibilities, communication and effective delegation in the event of a fire.
Control of contractors and hot works.
Risk escalation protocols, including acting on ‘information’.
Liaison with the emergency services.
First aid firefighting - practical session (using extinguishers and fire blankets).
SUPERVISED FIRE DRILLS
The purpose of a fire drill is to ensure all staff experience what the fire alarm sounds like, and to understand the fire procedures for their premises, including actions to be taken on discovering a fire, and actions to be taken on hearing the alarm.
Ideally a fire drill should be completed annually for all staff.
FRSNI will provide a written report on completion of the fire drill for the client’s records.
FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING
Building Regulations Compliance.
Active Passive Fire Protection.
Fire Detection.
Risk Analysis and Human Factors.
Smoke Control and Management.
Heritage Buildings.
Fire Safety Management
Strategic fire safety planning (policy and procedures).
Emergency planning for fire.
Supervised evacuation drills, including full scale exercises.
Annual review of fire safety arrangements.
Expert witness testimony.
Fire Investigation.
Social Responsibility
All of our services are available at very competitive rates. However, as a community based business, we recognise our obligation to support other local communities; therefore charitable, church or community based groups can expect sympathetic pricing when working with us.
