ACCREDITED FIRE RISK ASSESSMENTS
Fire risk assessments are at the heart of modern health and safety management. They are an important part of keeping your workers and your business safe.
The only Third Party Accredited organisation within the Channel Islands, Ignis Safety Consultants Ltd can carry out risk assessments on your behalf to PAS 79 standards for buildings of any size or complexity and make reasoned judgements on the level of risk presented.
Accredited Fire Risk Assessors
PAS 79 Standard Reports
Easy to understand reports
Separate documents to provide contractors
We support you through the whole process with face to face discussions
FIRE DOOR INSPECTIONS
Fire resisting doorsets are a vital passive fire protection measure and will be found in almost all building, providing protection to escape routes and areas of high fire risk for example. They are often subject to damage due to misuse or general wear and tear and should undergo regular inspection to ensure they continue to function properly. workers and your business safe.
Ignis Safety Consultants are recognised by the FDIS (Fire Door Inspection Scheme) and have the expertise and knowledge to provide comprehensive fire door surveys and deliver detailed reports on the conditions of entire doorsets.
Fire Door Inspection Scheme Recognised
Intrusive & Non Intrusive
Comprehensive reports
Output reports on any fire hazards or risks
Approximate remediation costs
PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION INSPECTIONS
‘Fire stopping’ can be defined as the sealing of any openings to prevent fire (including smoke & heat) from passing through building compartments.
These compartments are separated by compartments walls and floors mode of a fire-resisting construction that hinders the spread of fire from one area to another.
Fire stoppings measures, when installed correctly, can contain a fire for up to four hours. This is important as you’re given plently of time to fully evacuate a building, ensuring everyone on a premises is safe & sound should a fire occur.
A range of products that can be installed throughout a building to help with fire stopping. Some of these include: