Fire Risk Assessment Rugby

If you’re responsible for a commercial or shared residential building in Rugby, a fire risk assessment is a legal requirement.

It is essential for protecting occupants, safeguarding property, and ensuring your premises complies with UK fire safety legislation.

A professional fire risk assessment Rugby identifies potential fire hazards, evaluates the level of fire risk, and provides clear, practical recommendations to improve fire safety and reduce the likelihood of fire-related incidents.

At Clean Air UK, we deliver clear, compliant, and actionable fire risk assessments across Rugby, supporting businesses, landlords, and managing agents in meeting their legal responsibilities.

Getting in Touch for a Fire Risk Assessment in Rugby

Arranging a fire risk assessment in Rugby is straightforward. Whether you manage a single premises or a portfolio of properties, our team can advise on the most appropriate assessment for your building.

 

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Who Needs a Fire Risk Assessment in Rugby?

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, a fire safety risk assessment must be carried out for most non-domestic premises and shared residential buildings. This applies to properties where employees, residents, or members of the public may be present, including:

  • Offices and commercial premises
  • Shops, restaurants, cafés, and pubs
  • Warehouses and industrial units
  • HMOs and apartment blocks with communal areas
  • Care homes, schools, and healthcare facilities
  • Hotels, guest houses, and short-stay accommodation

While the requirement does not apply to single private dwellings, it does apply to shared or communal areas within residential buildings.

If you are the employer, landlord, managing agent, owner, or designated responsible person, the legal responsibility for fire safety compliance rests with you.

What Are the Risks of Not Getting One Done?

Failing to carry out a valid fire risk assessment can lead to serious consequences, including:

  • Enforcement action or prosecution by the fire authority
  • Significant fines or potential imprisonment
  • Invalidated insurance cover
  • Increased risk of injury, harm, or loss of life
  • Business disruption following inspections or fire incidents

An up-to-date assessment provides a clear written record of risks and control measures, helping to protect people, property, and your business.

 

How Often Should You Get a Fire Risk Assessment?

Fire risk assessments should be reviewed regularly to ensure they remain suitable and sufficient. As a general guide:

  • Annually for most commercial premises
  • Every 6–12 months for higher-risk environments such as HMOs or care settings
  • Immediately following significant changes, including refurbishments, layout changes, or changes in occupancy

If you’re unsure whether your current assessment is still valid, arranging a review is often more cost-effective than risking non-compliance.

Fire Risk Assessment Rugby – What Clean Air UK Does Different

We take a practical and straightforward approach to fire safety. Our assessments are designed to be clear, compliant, and easy to implement.

When you choose Clean Air UK, you benefit from:

  • Fully qualified, UK-based fire risk assessors
  • Assessments aligned with current fire safety regulations
  • Clear, prioritised action plans with realistic recommendations
  • Fast turnaround times and reliable scheduling
  • Ongoing support for landlords, managing agents, and multi-site operators

We don’t just identify issues — we help you understand what needs to be done to stay compliant.

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Call Clean Air UK Today

If you need a Fire Risk Assessment in Rugby, contact Clean Air UK today. We’ll carry out a professional assessment, clearly explain the findings, and help you take the right next steps to protect people, property, and your business.

 

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