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Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
Identify the requirements relevant to your residential building and organise the records needed to demonstrate your arrangements.
Explore service02 / GUIDESAlarm signalling: what to check
Ask your alarm maintainer and monitoring provider which connection your system uses, whether changes are needed and how backup communication will work.
Explore service03 / GUIDESWhat happens after an FRA identifies defects?
Read each finding, identify its priority and agree who will complete it. Track progress and keep evidence rather than treating the report as a pass or fail certificate.
Explore service04 / GUIDESFire log book: what to record
Keep a usable record of relevant tests, servicing, drills, faults, repairs and staff training. Record the date, person responsible and follow-up action.
Explore service05 / GUIDESPlanned service · phase 2Fire door inspections explained
A visual inspection can identify defects in the door, frame, seals, hardware and closing action. Its scope and limitations should be clear.
Explore service06 / GUIDESResponsible person duties
Establish who has responsibility for the premises, arrange suitable fire risk assessment and manage the resulting precautions and actions.
Explore service07 / GUIDESChoosing a competent fire risk assessor
Match the assessor’s competence to the complexity of your building. Ask about relevant experience, insurance, quality assurance and the scope of their assessment.
Explore service08 / GUIDESPlanned service · phase 3Fire stopping explained
Fire stopping addresses openings and service penetrations through fire-resisting construction. Product selection, substrate, installation details and records all matter.
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