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Fire Extinguisher Testing & Fire Risk Assessments in Bridlington
Fire extinguisher testing, fire risk assessments and fire alarm testing for Bridlington’s holiday lets, guest houses, shops and businesses.
Fire extinguisher testing, fire risk assessments and fire alarm testing for Bridlington’s holiday lets, guest houses, shops and businesses.
Bridlington’s guest houses, holiday lets, cafés, amusements and harbourside businesses welcome visitors who do not know the building, so fire precautions need to be clear and working.
We are based near Driffield, close to Bridlington. We test and service fire extinguishers on site, carry out written fire risk assessments, test and service fire alarms and emergency lighting, inspect fire doors and train your staff.
Working in a care home, healthcare premises, day centre or school? We are enhanced DBS checked (on the DBS Update Service) and trained to Safeguarding Level 3. See our qualifications.
We also cover Flamborough, Sewerby, Bempton, Carnaby, Barmston, Skipsea and the Wolds villages.
Level 4 qualified fire risk assessor, Level 3 qualified fire alarm engineer, BFC registered fire extinguisher technician.
Annual testing and servicing to BS 5306-3, new extinguishers supplied and installed, and a certificate after every visit.
Written assessments for guest houses, holiday lets and businesses by a Level 4 qualified fire risk assessor.
Testing, servicing, installation and repairs by a Level 3 qualified fire alarm engineer.
Installation, monthly and annual testing, and certificates.
Door-by-door checks with a written report.
Fire extinguisher and fire warden courses at your premises.
Fire safety law in Bridlington is enforced by Humberside Fire and Rescue Service, which can inspect non-domestic premises and ask to see your fire risk assessment.
Guest houses and holiday lets count as paying guest accommodation, so they need a written fire risk assessment. HMO licensing is handled by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the Responsible Person must have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment and keep fire precautions, including any fire-fighting equipment, maintained. More about fire risk assessments.
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Excellent and professional service from Pete. Explained the fire risk assessment to us and the measures we had to take to remain compliant. Would highly recommend
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