Evacuation strategies and PEEPs
Reviewing your evacuation strategy and preparing personal emergency evacuation plans for people who need help to escape.
Some fire safety questions need more than a report: a letter from the fire service, a resident who needs a personal evacuation plan, or a building about to be refurbished.
We give clear, independent advice on what is required and what is proportionate, and help you put it into practice.
Reviewing your evacuation strategy and preparing personal emergency evacuation plans for people who need help to escape.
Helping you understand an enforcement or alterations notice and plan a response within the deadline.
Responding to letters and audit findings from the fire and rescue service.
Writing or updating fire safety policies and procedures for your organisation.
Setting up fire safety log books, so testing and checks are recorded properly.
Fire safety input when a building is being altered or used in a new way.
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.
Yes. Get in touch as early as you can, and we will help you understand what is required and prioritise the work.
A personal emergency evacuation plan sets out how a specific person who would need help will get out of a building safely in a fire.
Our advice covers existing buildings, refurbishments and changes of use. For a full fire engineering strategy on a new building, we can point you to a suitable fire engineer.
Tell us about your premises, location and the work you need.