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Fire Risk Assessment (Global)

 A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a practical review of your workplace, activities and people to identify what could cause a fire and who could be harmed.
It helps you understand the level of risk, put the right controls in place, and keep your fire safety arrangements up to date.

See our guidance below on Fire Risk Assessment.

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Fire Risk Assessment (Global) | International Advice

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Specialist: John Linford

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John joined First Option in 2021 and is a Health and Safety Consultant with skills in Legislative Compliance, CDM compliance, rigging safety, Project Management, logistics planning, training, mentoring and Accident Investigation.

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Article last updated on Aug 26th, 2026

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