Fire Risk Assessment for Offices

At Your Company Work, we help businesses meet UK fire safety compliance requirements through clear, practical, and legally compliant fire risk assessments. Our services are designed to protect people, property, and your business while meeting the duties set out under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

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DSE Assessment Services

Expert Fire Safety Support for Your Workplace

Our fire risk assessment for offices identifies fire hazards, people at risk, and the controls needed to reduce the likelihood and impact of fire. We provide straightforward recommendations that are easy to implement and aligned with UK Fire Safety and HSE guidance.

As an experienced fire safety consultant, we also support businesses with ongoing fire safety management. This includes advice on fire prevention measures, staff responsibilities, and maintaining safe systems of work to ensure continuous compliance.

Emergency Planning and Evacuation Procedures

Effective emergency planning is a legal requirement. We help you develop clear emergency procedures and evacuation plans, ensuring staff know what to do in the event of a fire and that escape routes, assembly points, and responsibilities are clearly defined.

How can I help

Health & Safety and Fire Risk Assessments

Tailored to how your business actually operates

Practical Advice

To identify priorities and focus on what really matters

Fire Safety management support

Including reviews, training and compliance guidance

Competent Person Support

Providing reassurance, guidance and expert oversight

Support with accidents, incidents and near misses

 Calmly and proportionately

Ongoing advice and support

From one-off help to longer-term retained arrangements

Review, creation and simplification

of Health & Safety policies and procedures

Display Screen Equipment (DSE)

and workstation risk assessments

Stress and Wellbeing Risk Assessments

Proportionate to your workplace and people

Flexible support, clear priorities and calm,

practical guidance, exactly when you need it  

Why Choose Your Company Work?

  • Fully compliant with UK fire safety legislation

  • Tailored fire risk assessments for office environments

  • Practical, easy-to-follow recommendations

  • Professional support from a qualified fire safety consultant

Stay compliant. Protect lives. Reduce fire risk.

Partner with Your Company Work for reliable fire safety compliance support.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • A fire risk assessment for offices identifies fire hazards, people at risk, and the measures needed to reduce or control fire risks. In the UK, it is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for all non-domestic premises.

  • Yes. Fire safety compliance is a legal duty for all UK employers and building owners. You must take reasonable steps to prevent fire, protect occupants, and ensure safe evacuation procedures are in place.

  • The “Responsible Person,” such as an employer, business owner, or building manager, is legally responsible for fire safety. Many businesses appoint a qualified fire safety consultant to carry out assessments and ensure compliance.

  • Fire risk assessments should be reviewed regularly and updated whenever there are changes to the building layout, occupancy, work activities, or following a fire-related incident.

  • A fire safety consultant carries out fire risk assessments, provides fire safety management advice, and supports businesses with emergency procedures and evacuation planning to ensure ongoing legal compliance.

  • Yes. All offices, regardless of size or number of employees, must have a fire risk assessment. Even small offices and shared workspaces are required to comply with UK fire safety law.

  • Yes. We develop clear emergency procedures and evacuation plans, ensuring staff understand escape routes, assembly points, and their responsibilities in line with UK fire safety regulations.