Fire Risk International supports businesses, brokers and other clients in understanding the intent of relevant legislation that governs the provision of a safe working environment.  It is often the case where full legal compliance does not fully satisfy the requirements of the insurer.  It is our job to bring the parties together so that there is agreement on the level of risk accepted by both the local authority and the insurer.

Our fire compliance audits are made up of two individual processes.

The initial audit that establishes the level of risk represented by the client premises or business.  This audit forms part of the initial risk assessment done on the premises.  Any recommendations originating from the risk assessment is then recorded and kept for future reference.

The second part of the compliance audit is a process where we provide monthly visits to the client premises and where we measure the progress of remediation measures that were recommended by the risk assessment, as well as a general assessment of risk throughout the premises.  An outcome of this process is a monthly report to the relevant brokerage and insurer to ensure that they are satisfied that the agreed level of preparedness and readiness remains at a satisfactory level.  In this way we provide peace of mind to all role players.

Fire Risk International

Fire Compliance Audits

Fire Risk International supports businesses, brokers and other clients in understanding the intent of relevant legislation that governs the provision of a safe working environment.  It is often the case where full legal compliance does not fully satisfy the requirements of the insurer.  It is our job to bring the parties together so that there is agreement on the level of risk accepted by both the local authority and the insurer.

Our fire compliance audits are made up of two individual processes.

The initial audit that establishes the level of risk represented by the client premises or business.  This audit forms part of the initial risk assessment done on the premises.  Any recommendations originating from the risk assessment is then recorded and kept for future reference.

The second part of the compliance audit is a process where we provide monthly visits to the client premises and where we measure the progress of remediation measures that were recommended by the risk assessment, as well as a general assessment of risk throughout the premises.  An outcome of this process is a monthly report to the relevant brokerage and insurer to ensure that they are satisfied that the agreed level of preparedness and readiness remains at a satisfactory level.  In this way we provide peace of mind to all role players.