A plain-English, step-by-step fire risk assessment built for straightforward sites where self-assessment is appropriate. Answer guided questions, get a clear action list, and download a dated, professional PDF record instantly.
This tool is designed for simple, low-risk premises where self-assessment is appropriate. It includes checks to help you decide before you spend time completing it.
Straightforward sites with clear escape routes, limited ignition sources, and simple occupancy.
If any of the below apply, the tool will prompt you to stop and seek competent professional advice.
If you’re unsure, start the tool anyway—your answers will route you to the right next step.
A structured fire risk assessment record you can keep on file, share with stakeholders, and revisit when things change.
Clear, professional formatting designed to be easy to read during audits, handovers, and reviews.
No jargon or templates. Just the questions that matter, in the order you’d naturally think through a site.
Quick checks to ensure self-assessment is appropriate for your scenario.
Identify hazards and controls without hunting guidance or copying boilerplate.
Dated, structured, and ready to keep on file or share.
For many small premises, the main cost isn’t the assessment—it’s the time, admin, and chasing the right format. This tool keeps it simple and produces a consistent output in minutes.
Prioritised next steps so you know what to do, not just what you found.
Consistent structure that’s easy to keep on file and revisit.
If it’s not right for your situation, we’ll tell you early.
Most options are either expensive, awkward templates—or too vague to feel confident. This keeps the “why” and removes the “pain”.
Quick answers before you start. (The tool also explains key terms as you go.)
The PDF is a structured record designed for situations where self-assessment is permitted. It helps demonstrate that risks have been considered and recorded properly. It is not a certificate or a professional inspection.
Yes—this is built for landlords, facilities teams, and SMEs managing straightforward, low-risk premises. You’ll be guided through the key areas and the tool will flag when professional help is more appropriate.
Typically: clear layouts, limited ignition sources, low fire load, straightforward occupancy, and obvious escape routes. If you have complex layouts, high-risk activities, vulnerable occupants, or large numbers of people, you should use a competent professional assessor.
Yes—your fire risk assessment is generated instantly as a PDF so you can keep it on file, share it, and revisit it during reviews.
No. It’s written in plain English and includes guidance prompts. You just answer what applies to your premises.
Review when anything changes (layout, occupancy, processes, alarms/lighting, or escape routes), after incidents/near misses, and on a regular schedule appropriate to your site. The PDF includes a review prompt so you can stay on top of it.
Start now, answer the guided questions, and download your PDF instantly.
