A fire risk assessment identifies the specific fire hazards present at a facility — through a site survey, fire load assessment, and process/hazard review — and evaluates how well existing systems address them. Unlike a general audit, the assessment focuses on the likelihood and consequence of a fire event, including life-safety considerations for occupants, before recommending practical risk-mitigation measures and, where relevant, system design recommendations. Ignispin's engineers carry out this assessment on-site, drawing on experience across industrial, commercial, and institutional facilities.
On-site survey, fire load assessment, and identification of fire hazards, ignition sources, and combustible or flammable material storage and handling.
Review of process-specific hazards and how existing fire protection systems address the identified risks, including compliance gap analysis.
Evaluation of occupant safety, evacuation capacity, and emergency preparedness relative to the facility's risk profile.
Practical, prioritised risk-mitigation measures and, where appropriate, system design recommendations to close identified gaps.
Scope, process, and how this service fits with the rest of your fire protection project.
Any facility handling hazardous materials, operating industrial processes, or housing significant occupant loads benefits from a fire risk assessment — manufacturing plants, warehouses, oil and gas facilities, hospitals, and commercial buildings among them.
Facilities typically benefit from periodic reassessment, especially after process changes, expansions, or changes in occupancy. Ignispin can advise on a reasonable review interval for your facility.
Yes — findings, risk mitigation recommendations, and prioritised corrective actions are documented in a report that facility owners can use for internal planning and to prioritise corrective investment.