Fire Risk

Fire Risk | Lumena Energy

What is a Fire Risk Assessment?

A Fire Risk Assessment is a detailed inspection of a property designed to identify fire hazards, evaluate risks, and recommend safety improvements. It is a legal requirement under fire safety regulations for many types of buildings.

Fire Risk | Lumena Energy

What Does it Cover?

The assessment typically covers:

  • Fire detection and alarm systems
  • Emergency lighting and escape routes
  • Electrical systems and potential ignition sources
  • Fire doors and compartmentation
  • Storage of hazardous materials
  • Occupant safety and evacuation procedures
  • Commercial Fire Risk Assessments

We provide fire risk assessments for a wide range of commercial and public buildings, helping businesses stay compliant and protect occupants. Our assessments help businesses identify risks early, reduce liability, and ensure full compliance with fire safety legislation.

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Offices/Retail Premises

Warehouses

Hospitality Venues

Industrial Facilities

Educational Buildings

Public Sector Properties

Residential & HMO Fire Risk Assessments

We also provide fire risk assessments for residential properties, including Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and managed rental properties.

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Our residential services include:

  • HMO fire risk assessments
  • Landlord compliance checks
  • Communal area inspections
  • Escape route evaluation
  • Fire safety recommendations

We help landlords and property managers ensure tenant safety and meet all legal fire safety obligations.

Fire Safety Recommendations & Support

Following your assessment, we provide a detailed report outlining any identified risks and clear recommendations for improvement. Where required, we can also support with remedial works through our wider electrical and compliance services.

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Common recommendations may include:

  • Upgrading fire alarm systems
  • Improving emergency lighting
  • Enhancing fire door protection
  • Electrical safety improvements
  • Better signage and evacuation planning