Welcome to AHFire Safety
All blocks of flats must have a risk assessment carried out of the health and safety of any common areas.
It is a requirement of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999. You may argue common areas are not “at work” but if any cleaner, gardener, managing agent or repair contractors enters them, then a risk assessment must be made.
The courts and the Health and Safety Executive do consider common parts of blocks of flats as included in health and safety regulations.
We offer cost effective Asbestos Risk Assessments from £100 to property management companies and resident associations that have set up their own management companies.
-
The common areas of flats require a fire risk assessment to be undertaken to ensure that occupants can escape safely if a fire were to occur.
We offer cost effective Fire Risk Assessments from £100 to property management companies and resident associations that have set up their own management companies.
By using our fire risk assessment service, residents can be assured that they have met their legal requirements and liabilities. Our fire risk assessments will identify the most cost effective solutions in order to ensure the safety of residents and tenants.
Fire risk assessments are a requirement of the Housing Act 2004 and will often be asked for by a purchaser if a flat is to be sold. Often the need for a fire risk assessment is only identified when contracts are waiting to be exchanged, resulting in lost time and sales to the vendor.