Fire risk assessment for the premises
Fire risk assessment, written and reviewed.
Who it is owed to
- Owed to
- The local fire and rescue authority
- Source
- Fire safety law for workplaces, Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
- Official page
- gov.uk
- Applies
- Always
Checked against the local fire and rescue authority's official page on 14 October 2026. Not legal advice.
What has to happen, and when
- When
- Regular and on change
- Evidence usually kept
- Written FRA, alarm and extinguisher records
- Usually owned by
- General manager
What goes wrong
The responsible person can be fined or go to prison for not following fire safety rules. Minor penalties can be up to GBP 5,000; major penalties can bring unlimited fines and up to 2 years in prison.
Source: gov.uk
How the register holds it
- One item owed to the fire and rescue authority, with a general manager as its owner and a due date set from the rule above.
- The owner commits to a date the first time they open it, and the evidence (written fra, alarm and extinguisher records) is attached before it can be marked done.
- A manager confirms it, a reminder goes by email before it falls due, and the item's history cannot be edited or deleted.
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