Professional Fire Risk Assessments for Offices, Warehouses & Commercial Premises Across the UK
If you are the Responsible Person for a building in the UK, you must have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
TIPS Consultancy Ltd provides professional fire risk assessments throughout the UK for offices, warehouses, factories, retail, HMOs and other commercial premises – helping you stay compliant, protect people, and avoid enforcement action.
Qualified fire risk assessor (MIFSM)
ABBE Level 4 Diploma in Fire Risk Assessment
Assessments completed in line with PAS 79 methodology
Clear, prioritised action plan – no vague recommendations
Fixed-fee fire risk assessments
Practical, proportionate advice for SMEs and larger organisations
Suitable for SMEs, large organisations and multi-site portfolios
You’ll work directly with a specialist fire risk assessor, not a generic consultant, so the advice is tailored, realistic and focused on keeping your business running safely and legally.
A thorough inspection of your premises covering:
Sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen
People at risk, including visitors and vulnerable persons
Fire detection and warning systems
Means of escape routes and final exits
Emergency lighting
Fire doors and compartmentation (where accessible)
Firefighting equipment (extinguishers, hose reels, sprinklers)
Signage and notices
Housekeeping, waste and storage
Arson prevention and site security
Testing, maintenance and record-keeping
Fire evacuation procedures and drills
Staff fire safety training and information
You will receive a professional, easy-to-follow report structured around PAS 79 principles, including:
Overall risk evaluation and risk rating
Significant findings and legal breaches (if any)
Clear, prioritised action plan (high / medium / low)
Practical recommendations with realistic timescales
Photographs, where helpful, to support the findings
The report is designed so you can demonstrate compliance to enforcing authorities (Fire & Rescue Service, insurers, landlords, etc.) and brief your team without jargon.
We regularly complete fire risk assessments for:
Offices and shared workspaces
Warehouses and distribution centres
Manufacturing and engineering workshops
Shops and retail units
HMOs and residential blocks (landlords / managing agents)
Healthcare, community and education premises
Hospitality, leisure and licensed premises
Charities, CICs and community organisations
Local authorities and public sector buildings
If you control a building where people work, visit, sleep or gather, we can help you understand exactly what is required and how to achieve it.
We provide fire risk assessments across the UK for:
Single-site businesses
Multi-site organisations
Property managers and landlords
FM companies and service providers
Wherever your premises are located, we can arrange a site visit and provide a fixed-fee quotation.
Our pricing is based on the size, type and complexity of your premises.
Typical fees start from:
From £350 + VAT
(includes on-site visit, written assessment and follow-up clarification)
You’ll receive a fixed quote upfront, with no hidden charges.
You are legally required to have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment if you:
Employ one or more people
Have paying customers or visitors
Manage a block of flats or an HMO
Control any non-domestic premises
You must also review your assessment following:
Changes to layout or processes
Significant changes in occupancy
A fire, near miss or enforcement visit
If you’re unsure whether your current assessment is valid, we can review it for you.
The Responsible Person must ensure that their fire risk assessment is carried out by someone who is competent, meaning they have the necessary training, knowledge, experience and understanding of fire safety principles relevant to the premises. Unredacted certificates evidencing assessor competence will be attached to your Fire Risk Assessment.
In most cases, you should review your fire risk assessment at least annually or sooner if there is a significant change to the building, occupancy or fire precautions, or after a fire or near miss.
The law allows a competent person to carry out the assessment. However, in many commercial or higher-risk premises, using a qualified independent fire risk assessor is the most reliable way to demonstrate competence and compliance.
This depends on the size and complexity of the premises. A small office may take a couple of hours on site; larger or multi-building sites will take longer. We’ll confirm the expected duration when we provide your quote.
Yes. Your report will include a prioritised action plan, and we can provide ongoing support, training and follow-up visits to help you close out findings and stay compliant.