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Fire Risk Assessments Exeter, Devon, Plymouth, Somerset & Cornwall 

At All Points Fire, we understand that protecting lives, property, and businesses starts with a thorough and professional fire risk assessment. Whether you manage a commercial building, industrial site, or residential property, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations is not just a legal requirement—it’s a critical responsibility.

What is a Fire Risk Assessment?

A fire risk assessment is a systematic evaluation of your premises to identify potential fire hazards, assess the level of risk, and implement appropriate measures to reduce or eliminate those risks. It involves reviewing everything from ignition sources and combustible materials to emergency exits and fire detection systems.

Why is it Important?

Carrying out a fire risk assessment helps to:

  • Protect occupants, employees, and visitors

  • Safeguard property and assets

  • Ensure compliance with fire safety legislation

  • Reduce the likelihood of fire incidents

  • Improve emergency preparedness and response

Failure to carry out a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment can result in severe penalties, including fines or prosecution.

Our Approach

At All Points Fire, we take a comprehensive and practical approach to fire risk assessments. Our experienced assessors will:

  1. Identify Fire Hazards – Including sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen.

  2. Evaluate Risk Levels – Determining who may be at risk and how.

  3. Review Existing Fire Safety Measures – Such as alarms, extinguishers, and escape routes.

  4. Provide Clear Recommendations – Practical steps to improve safety and compliance.

  5. Deliver a Detailed Report – Easy-to-understand documentation outlining findings and actions required.

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Fire Sprinkler Design & Install

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Fire Supression Systems

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Fire Alarms 

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Fire Extinguishers

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Our Active Fire Protection Services

🔹 Fire Alarm Systems

  • Design support and system upgrades

  • Installation and commissioning

  • Inspection, testing, and maintenance

  • Compliance with BS 5839

🔹 Fire Sprinkler & Suppression Systems

  • Sprinkler surveys and compliance assessments

  • Design review and remedial works

  • Water supply and system condition checks

  • Residential and commercial applications

🔹 Emergency Lighting

  • Installation and upgrades

  • Periodic inspection and testing

  • Compliance with BS 5266

🔹 Interfaces & Controls

  • Cause and effect verification

  • Interface with fire doors, dampers, lifts, and BMS

  • Functional testing and documentation

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Compliance & Standards

Our active fire protection works are delivered in line with:

  • BS 5839 – Fire detection and fire alarm systems

  • BS 5266 – Emergency lighting

  • BS EN 12845 / BS 9251 – Sprinkler systems

  • Building Regulations and fire strategy requirements

We provide clear certification and reporting suitable for Building Control, fire risk assessors, and insurers.

Why Active Fire Protection Matters

  • Without effective active fire protection:

  • Fires may go undetected in early stages

  • Evacuation routes may not be protected

  • Fire damage and business disruption can increase

  • Legal and insurance compliance may be compromised

  • Regular inspection, testing, and maintenance are essential to ensure systems perform when needed most.

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Why Fire Damper Compliance Matters

  • Non-compliant or poorly maintained fire dampers can:

  • Allow fire and smoke to spread rapidly

  • Compromise compartmentation and escape routes

  • Result in enforcement action by fire authorities

  • Cause failure at Building Control or insurance audits

  • Regular inspection, testing, and maintenance ensures your building remains safe and legally compliant.

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