Patients who need help
How patients with limited mobility would be evacuated or moved to safety.
Patients in healthcare premises may be unwell, sedated or have limited mobility, and some buildings store medical gases and other hazardous materials. Fire safety has to take all of this into account without getting in the way of care.
We assess healthcare premises under the Fire Safety Order, with the HTM 05 series of fire safety guidance in mind, and can plan our visit to keep disruption to clinics to a minimum.
How patients with limited mobility would be evacuated or moved to safety.
Storage and use of oxygen and other gases.
Whether walls, floors and fire doors would hold back fire and smoke.
Routes kept clear, signed and lit, including from treatment rooms.
Premises shared with other services or landlords.
Staff training, fire drills and testing records.
The report sets out what needs doing in a way practice managers and estates teams can act on.
Type 1 to Type 4 fire risk assessments under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, following BS 9792:2025 (housing) or PAS 79-1:2020 (other premises), with a prioritised action plan you can work through.
Find out moreDetailed condition surveys of flat entrance and communal fire doors by an FDIS Diploma-qualified inspector, with photos and recommendations to repair, adjust or replace.
Find out moreIndependent quality review of existing fire risk assessments, drawing on experience as a BAFE SP205-1 validator.
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 moreWe assess with the HTM 05 guidance in mind and refer to it where it applies to your premises.
Yes. We plan the visit with you to keep disruption to a minimum.
Yes. Any healthcare premises that fall under the Fire Safety Order.
Tell us about your premises, location and the work you need.