Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Reference:

  • Assessed by

  • Site Name

  • Address
  • What 3 Words:

  • Date:

Responsible Person/Responsible Duty Holder

  • Responsible O&M Company

  • Responsible Person

  • Emergency Contact

Persons at Risk

  • Employees

  • Contractors

  • Young Persons/Disable Persons

  • Visitors

Site Related Information

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  • Site Induction for the Site (Emergency Procedures)

  • Site Specific Risk Assessment

Fire Safety Assessment

Are there any known Fire Safety Hazards that affect the site or premises

  • Are any neighbours undertaking activities that concern your Fire Safety?

Access, Egress & Security

  • Is the site alarmed and monitored by security key holding company

  • Is the site monitored by CCTV

  • Are the compartments, buildings and structures locked and secure on site

  • Are the security arrangements in place of site deemed adequate

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES of Access, Egress & Security aspects on site adequate

Housekeeping

  • Is the workplace free from rubbish and combustible waste materials and materials/equipment stored to allow easy and safe manoeuvring?

  • Are storage areas separate from other areas of the business, checked regularly and all waste removed from the premises at the end of a working day on site?

  • Is there unnecessary fire loading (waste/combustible material) in close proximity to structures or available for outsiders (arsonist) to ignite?

  • Fire loading needs to be immediately addressed

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES for housekeeping aspects on site adequate

Training, Information & Instruction (Policies & Procedures)

  • Do all employees know what to do if fire breaks out and are staff aware of the evacuation procedures, locations and assembly points?

  • Have employees been trained in the use of fire extinguishers awareness and basic fire safety?

  • Is a Visitor and Contractor control system in place to ensure safe working?

  • Is a no smoking policy in place on site, strictly no smoking in any buildings or structures?

  • Is there any formal procedures for investigating fire alarm signals, near misses, fires incidents and non-compliances?

  • Health and Safety Audits undertaken on Client Solar Farms are performed in line with Company policies.

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES of Training, Information & Instruction (Policies & Procedures) aspects on site adequate

Means of Escape (MOE)

  • Number of Exits on site

  • Are all escape routes, exit doors & gates free from clutter, obstruction, slipping and tripping hazards and communicated to all persons visiting site?

  • Are there enough exits allowing employees to exit quickly to assembly point(s) located at the access gate(s)?

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES Means of Escape (MOE) aspects on site adequate

Chemicals & Flammable Substances

  • Are all flammable liquids properly stored and are separate receptacles used to dispose of flammable liquids and materials?

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES management of Chemicals and flammable substances on site adequate

Electrical Appliances

  • Are electrical heaters (where fitted) securely guarded, fixed in position, inspected regularly and kept a safe distance from combustible materials?

  • Is all portable electrical equipment inspected, tested and labelled accordingly (PAT)?

  • Is there suitable control over the use of personal electrical appliances?

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES Electrical Appliances on site adequate

Fixed Electrical Systems

  • Is all fixed electrical equipment properly maintained under Preventative Maintenence (PM) schedule and regularly inspected?

  • Are there appropriately sited facilities for electrical isolation of any photovoltaic (PV) cells, with appropriate signage to assist the fire and rescue service?

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES Fixed Electrical Systems aspects on site adequate

Portable Fire Fighting Equipment

  • Are fire extinguishers installed on the site?

  • How many CO2 extinguishers in total are installed on site

  • How many WATER extinguishers in total are installed on site

  • How many FOAM/AFFF extinguishers in total are installed on site

  • How many POWDER extinguishers in total are installed on site

  • How many FIRE BLANKETS in total are installed on site

  • Are the fire extinguishers installed strategically throughout the site

  • Do the fire extinguishers correctly address the hazards present

  • Are control measures currently in place adequate

  • Detail improvements to reduce the risk

  • Are all the fire extinguishers on site properly maintained, inspected, and cleaned as per manufacturer specifications?

  • Are there sufficient fire extinguishers within the operatives vehicle?

  • Are the extinguishers the correct type for the hazards present?

  • Are the extinguishers carried by the operatives soley to aid their escape in the event of a fire emergency

  • Are all the fire extinguishers carried by operatives properly maintained, inspected, and cleaned as per manufacturer specifications?

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES portable Fire Extinguisher on site adequate

Fire Alarm & Detection Systems

  • Is there a Fire Alarm and Detection System fitted on the site or within battery storage facilities

  • What Type of System is fitted

  • On visual inspection is the Fire Alarm and Detection System free from fault

  • Is the Fire Alarm audible in all relevant places

  • Are call points sited correctly

  • Is Remote transmission of alarm signals? (Security Support, Local Fire Brigade or RedCARE)

  • Are there suitably trained employees to operate the Fire Alarm and Detection Systems

  • Are the OVERALL CONTROL MEASURES Fire Alarm & Detection Systems on site adequate

Overall Fire Risk Estimator

  • Potential Consequences of a fire

  • Likelihood of a Fire

  • Risk to life from fire on this site

Completion of Fire Risk Assessment

  • Further Comments

  • Signature

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