The fire safety risk assessment process aims to systematically assess the suitability and effectiveness of fire safety provisions and identify fire hazards at a premises. Employers have a statutory duty to assess workplace risks from fire to ensure the safety of employees, students, visitors and others. The Fire Safety Regulations of 2006 provide specific requirements to meet the Fire Act of 2005, including firefighting equipment, warning systems, escape routes, emergency procedures, maintenance, training and safety assistance.

1. Fire Safety Risk Assessment The
main purpose of the fire safety
risk assessment process is to
ensure that a methodical and
structured approach is applied to
assessing the suitability and
effectiveness

2.  The fire safety provisions applicable to a
relevant premise and the fire hazards
within.
 The Fire Act places a statutory duty on
each employer to carry out an assessment of
the workplace for the purpose of identifying
any risks

3.  The safety of the employees, students,
visitors and others in respect of harm
caused by fire.
 The Fire Safety Regulations 2006,
detail the arrangements that are
required to meet the requirements of
the Fire Act 2005 and include specific
direction .

4.  Fire safety arrangements Elimination
or reduction of risks from dangerous
substances (ERIC) Eliminate Remove
Isolate Control Means for fighting fire
and means for giving warning in event
of fire Means of escape

5.  Procedures for serious and imminent danger from fire
Maintenance arrangements Safety assistance
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