Fire Risk Assessments,
Fire Door Inspections
& Fire Safety Training in Derbyshire & Yorkshire

Fire safety is a legal duty, and the consequences of getting it wrong are serious.

We make compliance straightforward, so you can focus on running your business.

Why Choose Bluepoint Fire Safety

  • Our Fire Risk Assessors / Trainers have decades of experience working within the Fire Service
  • Compliance assurance – all assessments comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005Fire Safety Act 2021, and Building Safety Act 2022
  • Certified expertise delivered by competent, qualified assessors
  • Tailored solutions specific to your premises and operational needs
  • Clear, easy-to-understand reports with prioritised, actionable recommendations
  • Cost-effective solutions delivering excellent value for money
  • Ongoing support and advice from the same Fire Risk Assessor — before, during, and after your assessment 

Common Fire Safety Questions Answered

A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement designed to identify fire hazards, evaluate risks to people, and ensure appropriate fire safety measures are in place.

It protects lives, property, and your business by identifying what needs to be done to prevent fire and minimise harm should one occur.

A professional Fire Risk Assessment provides a clear, practical roadmap to compliance and safer premises.

If you are a business owner, landlord, managing agent, or the Responsible Person, you are legally required to have a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

This applies to:

  • Commercial premises
  • Residential blocks and HMOs
  • Industrial and manufacturing sites
  • Shops, offices, schools, and care settings

Failure to comply can result in enforcement action, prosecution, invalidated insurance, or serious risk to life.

Find out how our Fire Risk Assessment service works and what’s included.

At Bluepoint Fire Safety, we provide tailored solutions for your business.

Following an initial consultation to gather key information, an assessor will provide a firm quotation and arrange a site visit to carry out a comprehensive fire risk assessment of your premises.

A typical site visit will:

  • Identify potential fire hazards – Locate sources of ignition (such as electrical equipment, heaters, fuel, and cooking processes), sources of fuel (including paper, furniture, and chemicals), and sources of oxygen. Other processes carried out on the premises.
  • Identify people at risk – Occupants of the premises, including those especially at risk in the event of a fire. Employees, visitors, contractors, any vulnerable individuals and those who are especially at risk because of the work they do.
  • Review existing fire safety measures – fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, escape routes, fire exits, signage, means to limit fire spread and development of fire, staff training, emergency action plan, testing and maintenance of fire protection measures, and record keeping.

A Bluepoint Fire Safety assessment provides documented evidence of compliance that insurers and enforcing authorities expect.

Fire Risk Assessment Report

After processing, a detailed report is provided that is clear, easy to understand, and includes actionable recommendations to support compliance with regulations.

The report includes:

  • A summary of significant findings – A clear overview of the key fire hazards and issues identified during the assessment.
  • A prioritised action plan – Clear, practical recommendations with suggested timescales, enabling you to address the most critical issues first.
  • Review existing fire safety measures – fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, escape routes, fire exits, signage, means to limit fire spread and development of fire, staff training, emergency action plan, testing and maintenance of fire protection measures, and record keeping.
  • Details of existing fire safety measures – An evaluation of current provisions such as fire alarms, emergency lighting, and fire extinguishers, including their condition and suitability.
  • Emergency procedures and staff training guidance – Advice on evacuation procedures, emergency arrangements, and recommended staff training requirements.

Post-report support – We provide ongoing guidance and support to the Responsible Person, helping ensure the action plan is implemented effectively and fire safety compliance is confidently maintained.

See exactly what our Fire Risk Assessment covers.

The cost of a Fire Risk Assessment depends on several factors, including the size of the building, the complexity of the layout, the level of risk, and whether any specialised hazards are present.

For example, a small office or retail unit will usually cost less to assess than a large industrial premises or multi-storey building with more complex operations.

As a general guide, prices typically start from around £200 for a small office and around £300 for a basic industrial unit.

We also offer discounted rates for Fire Risk Assessment reviews, and all quotations are fixed and fully inclusive with no hidden fees.

Get a fixed, fully inclusive quote for your premises, no hidden fees.

The time required depends on the size and complexity of the premises. A small office or shop may take 1-2 hours, while larger or more complex buildings such as hotels, care homes, or large commercial properties may take longer.

Contact us to discuss your specific premises and we’ll give you a realistic timeframe.