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Fire Premises Risk Assessment Consider Who Might be at Risk and the Building Occupants

Fire Premises Risk Assessment - Page 2 of 9

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Page 1 - Section 1 - Sources of Ignition and Section 2. Sources of Combustible Materials

Page 2 - Section 3 - Consider Who Might be at Risk and Section 4. Building Occupants

Page 3 - Section 5 - Policy, Procedures and Instructions (page 1)

Page 4 - Section 5 - Policy, Procedures and Instructions (page 2)

Page 5 - Section 6 - Fire Precautions (page 1)

Page 6 - Section 6 - Fire Precautions (page 2)

Page 7 - Section 7 - Means of Escape

Page 8 - Section 8 - Training

Page 9 - Section 9 - Maintenance

Risk Assessment 'Consider Who Might be at Risk and the Building Occupants' Questions Cover:

3. Consider Who Might be at Risk

•Employees

•Contractors

•Young Persons

•Visitors

•Members of the Public (customers)

•People less able to leave the premises quickly

•Occupants in Remote Areas

•Sleeping Occupants

•Neighbouring Premises

•Animals / Livestock

•Other

4. Building Occupancy:

Maximum Number of persons, in the most highly occupied compartment to be effected by an uncontrolled fire within 30 minutes, assuming no evacuation.

Range

A = <20, B = 20-49, C = 50-99, D = 100-1000, E = >1000, - = None

Saturday and Sunday

Monday to Friday

00:00 to 04:00 = ?

04:00 to 08:00 = ?

08:00 to 12:00 = ?

12:00 to 16:00 = ?

16:00 to 20:00 = ?

20:00 to 00:00 = ?