Fire Risk Assessments
Type 1 to Type 4 assessments under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, following BS 9792:2025 (housing) or PAS 79-1:2020 (other premises), with prioritised, time-bound action plans.
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Clear, compliant fire risk assessments and fire door inspections from an experienced, NFRAR Advanced Level registered assessor, based in Mansfield and working across the East Midlands and beyond.
An experienced, registered assessor.
Fire risk assessments and door inspections.
Based in Mansfield.
Assessing buildings where people live, sleep and receive care.
Fire risk assessments delivered by a registered, experienced assessor.
Working across the East Midlands and beyond.
Type 1 to Type 4 assessments under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, following BS 9792:2025 (housing) or PAS 79-1:2020 (other premises), with prioritised, time-bound action plans.
Find out moreDetailed condition surveys of flat entrance and communal fire doors by an FDIS Diploma-qualified inspector, with photos and recommendations for repairs, adjustment or replacement.
Find out moreQuarterly communal and annual flat entrance door checks to support Responsible Persons under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 in residential buildings over 11 m.
Find out moreIndependent quality review of existing fire risk assessments, drawing on experience as a BAFE SP205-1 validator.
Find out moreConsolidating and prioritising fire safety actions into a clear programme of works for contractors and managing agents.
Find out moreAdvice on evacuation strategies and PEEPs, enforcement notices and fire authority letters, fire safety policies and log books, and refurbishment or change-of-use projects.
Find out moreOver a decade of experience in buildings where people live, sleep and receive care.

Purpose-built and converted blocks, sheltered schemes and mixed-tenure estates. Assessments follow BS 9792:2025, using the LGA guidance for purpose-built flats and the LACORS housing fire safety guidance for converted properties that pre-date the 1991 Building Regulations. They also cover the duties that sit with you under the Building Safety Act and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations. Find out more about Social Housing
Care homes, extra care and supported living. We look at evacuation arrangements for residents who need help to escape, night-time staffing, and how the building is managed when most people are asleep. Find out more about Care & Supported Living
Licensed and unlicensed HMOs. We assess against LACORS guidance and the conditions attached to your local authority licence, so the findings match what your council expects to see. Find out more about Houses in Multiple Occupation
Schools, colleges and academy trusts. We assess the buildings where people learn and work, from classrooms and halls to workshops and laboratories. Find out more about Education
Clinics, health centres and NHS premises. We are aware of HTM 05 and the expectations that come with healthcare settings, including patients who may need help to leave the building. Find out more about Healthcare & NHS
Offices, retail units and community buildings, including commercial space beneath residential. We look at both sides of the boundary: the business, and the people living above it. Find out more about Commercial & Mixed Use
Obelisk Fire Safety exists to keep the focus of fire safety where it belongs: on the people who live, sleep and receive care in the buildings you manage.
Recommendations are shaped by evidence and the requirements of your premises, never by anything else. The aim is honest, compliant guidance that gives you a clear record of the risks and genuine peace of mind about the people in your care.

Your assessment is carried out by an NFRAR Advanced Level registered assessor, with fire door surveys delivered by an FDIS Diploma-qualified inspector. Reports follow BS 9792:2025 for housing and PAS 79-1:2020 for other premises, so the findings are structured, evidence-based and legally defensible.
We are independent: our recommendations are shaped only by what your building and its occupants need, never by selling remedial works. Where a second opinion is useful, we draw on experience as a BAFE SP205-1 validator to quality-check existing assessments.

Recognised qualifications and registration, so you can rely on the findings and show them to your insurer, regulator or fire service.
Listed on the National Fire Risk Assessors Register at Advanced Level, the level for complex premises.
Member of the Institute of Fire Safety Managers.
Qualified to inspect fire doors in detail, from the leaf and frame to the seals, closers and hardware.
Diploma from the Confederation of Fire Protection Associations Europe.
Assessments and inspections for housing providers, care operators, schools, healthcare premises and commercial buildings across the region and further afield.
Tell us about your premises, location and the work you need.
Share the location, building use and any existing concerns or reports. We agree what needs to be assessed before arranging a visit.
The visit looks at the premises and relevant fire safety measures. Access and any records needed are agreed with you in advance.
The report records what was found, explains the concerns and sets out recommended actions in priority order.
Discuss the findings and what they mean for your property, so you know which actions to take forward.