FIRE SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT

The evaluation or analysis of fire hazards and fire prevention methods is known as a fire risk assessment. It also entails planning to guarantee the safety of individuals who are at risk. Employees, site managers, and safety officials work collaboratively in the ideal scenario to design effective fire safety programs based on fire risk assessments.

Five steps are involved in the fire risk assessment process:

Step 1: Determine the fire threats that exist on your property or at your job.

Step 2: Identify those who are in danger.

Step 3 – Assess and determine whether current fire safety measures are adequate or require improvement.

Step 4: Document your findings, create an emergency plan, and inform, instruct, and train your team.

Step 5: Conduct regular reviews.

HOW TO DO FIRE AND SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT :

In a fire risk assessment, you examine the factors in your work duties that could result in fire injury to people. It can assist you in determining the likelihood of a fire and the risk that workplaces represent to the people who work there.

Its goal is to see if the current fire safety measures are adequate and acceptable for the danger, or if the risk needs to be reduced through controls.

The word "Fire Risk" is defined as the probability of a fire occurring multiplied by the severity of the fire, i.e. the potential harm and consequences of death and property loss.

A fire hazard can be harmful depending on the likelihood of a fire and whether property would be damaged.

RELEVANT TRAINING :

Occupational Health and Safety Diploma

Certificate of Achivement in Risk assessment

UK MEDIC FIRST AID

IOSH MS (Managing Safely)

BATCHES : CONVENIENT BATCHES /DAY/EVENING

Contact us to get more info :

Ms.Manimekalai - HSE Adviser | Aim Vision Safety Training & Consulting

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Chromepet, Chennai 600 044 (Above Vodafone Showroom)

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