Once you have completed your fire risk assessment, addressed the significant findings, carried out your training and evacuation drills then logged everything in your fire logbook and put your feet up, then it’s probably gotten back round to the time for you to review your assessment.
There are no hard and fast rules for time scales in which to do this but most people would be looking to work on an annual review basis. This will vary by premises but a company with high-risk production processes or an expanding workforce and continually developing work site will be looking to review their fire risk assessment on a much more frequent basis than the small low-risk office block.
Whatever the size of your business your current Fire risk assessment should have identified an appropriate review period for you to revisit your original document and update it as necessary. So don’t delay, do it today because it will take less time than you think and it will be a lot less painful than a fire safety audit by the local fire authority.
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