Fire Risk Assessments Across the East Midlands

Professional Fire Risk Assessments in East Midlands

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the responsible person for any non-domestic premises must carry out a fire risk assessment. Our PAS 79 compliant assessments identify fire hazards, evaluate risks, and provide clear recommendations to keep your premises safe.

Based in Coalville, Leicestershire, Integral Safety is ideally positioned to serve businesses in East Midlands. Choosing a local consultancy means prompt site visits and local knowledge. We understand the building types and fire safety challenges specific to your area.

Across the East Midlands, fire safety duties apply to every non-domestic and multi-occupied building, from the region's vast distribution warehouses and manufacturing plants to its offices, shops, care homes, and rented housing. Managing fire risk across a portfolio spread over several counties brings its own challenges.

We carry out PAS 79 compliant fire risk assessments throughout the East Midlands, for single premises and multi-site portfolios alike. Our consistent approach and clear reporting make it easy to demonstrate compliance and prioritise improvements wherever your buildings are.

The East Midlands covers Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and beyond, and the regional economy is defined by three things: advanced manufacturing and engineering around Derby, a nationally significant logistics corridor along the M1 and A42, and a large and varied SME base spread across market towns. East Midlands Airport and the surrounding freight operations sit at the centre of it.

Business parks and estates we work on

Getting to you

We are based in Coalville, which sits close to the middle of the region and within about 45 minutes of most of it. We work routinely across Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and the surrounding counties.

Recurring issues we come across doing this work locally. If any of these sound familiar, they are all fixable.

• Distribution centres where high-bay storage has changed but the sprinkler design has not
• Multi-site operators with assessments carried out by different people to different standards
• Assessments that identified actions two or three years ago and were then filed without the actions being done
• Buildings extended or subdivided since the last assessment, with compartmentation never reviewed

• Legal compliance with fire safety regulations
• Protect lives and property from fire
• Satisfy insurance requirements
• Meet landlord and leaseholder obligations
• Clear action plan with prioritised recommendations
• Demonstrate due diligence

We provide fire risk assessments throughout East Midlands and surrounding areas, including:

Why Choose Integral Safety?