What is included?
Review of the premises and available fire safety information, documented findings and prioritised recommendations. Assessment and any remedial work are separate scopes.
A practical assessment of fire risk, with findings and recommendations your organisation can act on.

Need an assessment, reviewing an older report or planning changes to your premises? Call to discuss the building and the information available.
Review of the premises and available fire safety information, documented findings and prioritised recommendations. Assessment and any remedial work are separate scopes.
Building size, layout, use, occupants, available plans and existing records affect the assessment scope and quotation. The report delivery arrangements are agreed before booking.
Your postcode, premises type, approximate size and occupancy, previous assessment, available plans and any changes since the last review.
The findings help establish priorities and responsibilities. Any remedial specification, work or further investigation is agreed separately after the findings are understood.
The value is in understanding the findings and the next steps. A clear report connects the assessment to practical decisions about your premises.
A useful assessment should help the responsible people understand the risks in their premises and what to do next. We consider the building, its use, the people who occupy it and the information available.
Findings are explained in plain language, with prioritised actions. Recommendations are proportionate to the circumstances and can be discussed before you plan remedial work.
We agree the services, responsibilities and working arrangements around your requirements.
Understand the requirement.
Agree the plan. Keep the next step visible.
Gather the available plans, previous assessment and relevant maintenance information.
Review the building, how it is used and the people who may be affected.
Set out observations and prioritised recommendations in understandable language.
Discuss the next steps so responsibilities and follow-up actions can be agreed.
Have a more specific requirement?
Talk it through with Vraxor.
Existing assessments, plans, maintenance records and information about how the building is used can help establish the starting point.
Discussion of the findings and recommended next steps is part of the assessment conversation.
Assessment and remedial work are separate scopes. Any further work should be agreed after the findings are understood.
Tell us what you need to resolve. We’ll discuss your priorities, the scope of work and the next practical step.