Information

  • Document No.

  • Department/Unit/Ward Location

  • Conducted on

  • Auditor

  • Reviewer

  • Site Location

Document Control

  • Location Photo

  • Fire Risk Assessment Document Number (on front page of FRA):

  • Company Undertaking Audit

  • On behalf of (company/organisation)

  • Distribution List (Name, Job Title and Email)

  • FRA = Fire Risk Assessment

    This FRA REVIEW should be read in conjunction with the above referenced ACTIVE FRA (Document Number).

    All ACTIVE FRAs and FRA REVIEWS are held and updated by the BHFT Estates and Facilities Property Information Administrator. Any status updates on significant findings should be communicated to the BHFT Estates and Facilities Property Information Administrator, so the active master/s are updated.

    BHFT Estates and Facilities Property Information Administrator = Anne Hamilton - anne.hamilton@berkshire.nhs.uk

Part 1. Fire Risk Assessment Sections (1 - 15) People, ignition and fuel sources and dangerous substances.

  • This section is to question if the current sections within the active Fire Risk Assessment are still suitable and sufficient for the assessed location.

  • Are the current Responsible/Competent Persons details still appropriate?

  • Are the building details still appropriate?

  • Are Fire Brigade access details still appropriate?

  • Is other relevant background information still appropriate?

  • Are current control measures still relevant and adhered to?

  • Is information on Sources of Ignition (FRA sections 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12) still appropriate?

  • Is Sources of Fuel and Housekeeping information still appropriate?

  • Is information on hazards introduced by contractors and building works still appropriate?

  • Is the information provided on dangerous substances still appropriate?

Part 2. Fire Risk Assessment Sections (16 - 23) Fire protection measures.

  • is information on means of escape still appropriate?

  • Are the measures to limit fire spread still appropriate?

  • Is escape lighting information still appropriate?

  • Is safety signage and notices information still appropriate?

  • Is means in giving warning in the event of a fire information still appropriate?

  • Are details in sections 21, 22 and 23 (fire extinguishing equipment/systems) still appropriate?

Part 3. Fire Risk Assessment Sections (24 - 27) Management of fire safety.

  • Are current fire procedures and arrangements appropriate and up to date?

  • Is information on training still appropriate with up to date records?

  • Has a fire drill or evacuation exercise been completed/undertaken since the last Fire Risk Assessment and are local records kept?

  • Is testing and maintenance information still appropriate?

  • Is information on the recording systems still appropriate?

Part 4. Significant Findings - Outstanding from the active Fire Risk Assessment.

  • A.<br><br>

  • B.<br>

  • C.<br>

  • D.<br>

  • E.<br>

Part 5: Significant Findings and Recommendations - From the Audit process.

Items

  • Item 1

  • Priority Rating:

  • Location

  • Nature and brief description:

  • Action required - Interim (if required) and final action to rectify:

  • Person responsible for action:

  • Target Date for completion:

  • Status and Date - Complete or On-going

  • Item 2

  • Priority Rating:

  • Location

  • Nature and brief description:

  • Action required - Interim (if required) and final action to rectify:

  • Person responsible for action:

  • Target Date for completion:

  • Status and Date - Complete or On-going

  • Item 3

  • Priority Rating:

  • Location

  • Nature and brief description:

  • Action required - Interim (if required) and final action to rectify:

  • Person responsible for action:

  • Target Date for completion:

  • Status and Date - Complete or On-going

  • Item 4

  • Priority Rating:

  • Location

  • Nature and brief description:

  • Action required - Interim (if required) and final action to rectify:

  • Person responsible for action:

  • Target Date for completion:

  • Status and Date - Complete or On-going

  • Item 5

  • Priority Rating:

  • Location

  • Nature and brief description:

  • Action required - Interim (if required) and final action to rectify:

  • Person responsible for action:

  • Target Date for completion:

  • Status and Date - Complete or On-going

  • Item 6

  • Priority Rating:

  • Location

  • Nature and brief description:

  • Action required - Interim (if required) and final action to rectify:

  • Person responsible for action:

  • Target Date for completion:

  • Status and Date - Complete or On-going

6. Conclusion and Safety Rating

  • Is the active Fire Risk Assessment currently suitable and sufficient?

  • Current Site/Building/Ward/Unit Fire Risk Rating

  • Conclusion It can be concluded that with the implementation of the recommendations within the timescales provided as found in the Part 5 - Management of Hazards and Risk: Significant Findings and Action Plans of this risk assessment and the continued support of BHFT Compliance and Risk Services Team, the occupants of the building are working within a safe environment that is broadly compliant with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. It must be noted if the recommendations are not implemented within required timescales, persons within the risk assessed and adjacent building/department/ward/unit will be at a greater life risk should a fire incident occur.

Document Recieved:

  • Received by local responsible person / representative

Audit completion date:

  • Auditors Signature

  • Pictures

Re-Assessment

  • Based on Fire Risk Rating in Conclusion and Safety Rating section:

    High Life Risk = 1 year review date.
    Medium Life Risk = 2 year review date.
    Low Life Risk = 3 year review date.

    Please note if the Active Fire Risk Assessment is no longer suitable and sufficient the recommended date for re-assessment should be no longer than three months from the date of this REVIEW.

  • Recommended date for re-assessment or audit

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