How much is a hazardous chemicals fire risk assessment?

From £949, confirmed instantly in our quote form by size and complexity. All reports are NEBOSH-qualified and court-defensible.

Hazardous Chemicals Fire Risk Assessment

Built for Hazardous Chemicals

Q: What makes a hazardous chemicals assessment different?

Hazardous Chemicals premises concentrate specific hazards — we assess are flammable liquids stored in fire-rated, ventilated, bunded storage in quantities not exceeding the maximum permitted under the petroleum consolidation regulations or site licence and the practical evacuation challenges of your setting, not a generic office template.

COSHH • flammable storage • segregation

Hazardous Chemicals premises carry sector-specific fire risks that a generic assessment will miss. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the responsible person must arrange a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment covering ignition sources, escape routes, detection and the people who use the building. HawkSwift's NEBOSH-qualified assessors produce court-defensible reports tailored to hazardous chemicals — from £949 (instant quote confirmed in the form).

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Scope of Review

What We Check for Hazardous Chemicals

Every assessment is tailored to the real risks of your sector.

01Has a DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations) assessment been completed for all flammable and explosive substances on site

02Are flammable liquids stored in fire-rated, ventilated, bunded storage in quantities not exceeding the maximum permitted under the Petroleum Consolidation Regulations or site licence

03Are hazardous substances classified, labelled and stored in accordance with CLP Regulation requirements, with Safety Data Sheets accessible to workers

04Is ignition source control in place in areas where flammable vapours or dusts could form an explosive atmosphere (ATEX zones)

05Is appropriate ventilation (natural or forced) provided in areas where flammable vapour or combustible dust concentrations could reach dangerous levels

06Is the fire suppression system (where provided) appropriate for the type of hazardous chemicals present (e.g. dry powder, CO2, foam — not water for certain chemicals)

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