Your audit will typically cover the following:

Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

We check that alarms, smoke detectors and any central alerting systems are installed, regularly tested and in full working order.

Escape Routes and Exits

We inspect the routes people would use in an emergency to confirm they are accessible, clearly marked and properly lit.

Fire Doors and Compartmentation

We assess the condition and performance of fire doors, as well as how well your building is compartmentalised to contain fire and smoke.

Fire Suppression Equipment

We check fire extinguishers, sprinklers, fire blankets, hydrants and other suppression systems for coverage, testing records and condition.

Emergency Lighting and Signage

We confirm whether emergency lighting works during a power failure and assess whether signage is visible, clear and compliant.

Fire Safety Documentation

We review your fire risk assessments, fire evacuation plan, staff training records, fire drill logs and inspection reports.

Electrical Safety and Storage

We check for obvious hazards such as exposed wiring, overloaded sockets or unsafe storage of flammable or hazardous materials.

Special Risk Areas

We assess high-risk areas such as kitchens, plant rooms, data centres and chemical storage rooms for additional protection and separation.