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At The HSRA, we provide professional Fire Risk Assessments in Manchester for landlords, businesses, healthcare settings, commercial premises and multi-site organisations. Our assessments are designed to help you remain compliant, improve fire safety and protect staff, visitors, tenants and members of the public.

a fire risk assessment is essential, not just important

Comply With Fire Safety Laws

If you are responsible for a commercial property, rental property or workplace in Manchester, you have a legal duty to identify and manage fire risks within your premises.

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 makes fire risk assessments a legal requirement. Employers, landlords, and building owners must carry them out regularly. Failing to comply can result in fines, legal action, or business closure.

We work with businesses across Manchester and Greater Manchester, delivering straightforward, professional reporting without unnecessary jargon or overcomplicated processes.

Key Areas Covered in a Fire Risk Assessment

Our fire safety risk assessments evaluate various workplace risks, including:

Fire Hazards

Checking for ignition sources like electrical equipment, heating systems, and flammable materials at your Manchester business

People at Risk

Identifying those in danger, such as employees, customers, and people with mobility issues.

Fire Detection & Warning Systems

Making sure alarms, smoke detectors, and emergency lighting work correctly in your Manchester property.

Fire Safety Equipment

Checking fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and suppression systems are in place, functional and easily accessible.

Escape Routes & Exits

Ensuring emergency exits are clear, well-lit, and properly signed for staff or occupants.

Fire Safety Training & Procedures

Reviewing staff training, fire drills, and emergency response plans.

Storage & Housekeeping

Ensuring flammable materials are stored safely and clutter is minimised to prevent the spread of fire.

High-Risk Areas

Identifying kitchens, workshops, and other areas prone to fire hazards and ensuring additional precautions are in place.

Legal Compliance & Documentation

Ensuring your Manchester business follows fire safety regulations and keep records of assessments, drills, and safety measures.

Fire safety is essential

Professional Fire Risk Assessments in Manchester

Fire safety remains one of the most important legal responsibilities for business owners and duty holders. A poorly managed fire risk can place lives, property and business continuity at serious risk.

Manchester contains a huge range of commercial and residential buildings, from modern office developments and hospitality venues through to older converted properties, industrial units and apartment blocks. Every property presents different fire safety considerations, which is why professional assessments are essential.

At The HSRA, we carry out Fire Risk Assessments in Manchester for commercial buildings, Offices and workplaces, Landlords and letting agents and commercial premises across Manchester.

Our approach is practical, clear and easy to understand. We identify fire risks, explain concerns professionally and provide sensible recommendations to help improve compliance and overall safety.


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Who Needs a Fire Risk Assessment in Manchester?

Many businesses and property owners are legally required to carry out a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

If you are responsible for a non-domestic premises or communal areas within residential buildings, you are likely to have legal fire safety duties.

We regularly provide Fire Risk Assessments in Manchester for:

  • Landlords and property management companies
  • Commercial property owners
  • Employers and business operators
  • Care and supported living providers
  • Healthcare environments and dental practices
  • Schools, colleges and nurseries
  • Factories and industrial premises
  • Restaurants, bars and cafés

A common misconception is that fire risk assessments are only required for large commercial buildings. In reality, even smaller premises and shared residential buildings often require formal fire risk management.


Prevention is better than the cure

Common Fire Safety Issues We Find in Manchester Buildings

We regularly identify avoidable fire safety issues during assessments across Manchester.

Some of the most common include blocked escape routes, missing fire door maintenance, poor emergency lighting coverage, inadequate signage and outdated fire safety procedures.

Older Manchester buildings can often present additional fire safety challenges due to historic layouts, conversions and ageing infrastructure. In many cases, businesses are unaware that compliance gaps exist until a professional Fire Risk Assessment is carried out.



How We Work

The Fire Risk Assessment Process

We make the process simple and stress-free:

Identify Fire Hazards

Find sources of fire risk, including flammable substances and ignition points.

Assess People at Risk

Identify who is at risk, especially vulnerable individuals.

Evaluate & Reduce Risks

Put measures in place to lower fire risks and improve safety.

Record & Review Findings

Keep a record of the assessment and update it when needed.

Ensure Compliance

Follow UK fire safety laws to avoid penalties and keep people safe.

Protect Your Business Today!

Don’t wait for a fire emergency—schedule a fire risk assessment with The HSRA today. Ensure your business is safe, compliant, and prepared for emergencies.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

At The HSRA we are committed to providing an exceptional level of service to our domestic and commercial customers. Many of the frequently asked questions we receive have been answered here, but feel free to get in touch if you require further information.

Knowledge Base

Understand your fire safety duties

From step-by-step guides on what to expect during an assessment to the rules around HMOs, our articles help you stay on top of your fire safety obligations.

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