How much is a high-combustible-load fire risk assessment?

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

High-Combustible-Load Fire Risk Assessment

Built for High-Combustible-Load

Q: What makes a high-combustible-load assessment different?

High-Combustible-Load premises concentrate specific hazards — we assess are high-combustibility materials (expanded polystyrene, foam rubber, timber, paper stock) stored in fire-compartmented areas separated from ignition sources and the practical evacuation challenges of your setting, not a generic office template.

Stock density • racking • suppression

High-Combustible-Load 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 high-combustible-load — from £949 (instant quote confirmed in the form).

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Scope of Review

What We Check for High-Combustible-Load

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

01Is the total fire load in the highest-risk area quantified in the fire risk assessment and compared against the suppression and detection provision

02Are high-combustibility materials (expanded polystyrene, foam rubber, timber, paper stock) stored in fire-compartmented areas separated from ignition sources

03Is automatic sprinkler protection installed and serviced in areas with high combustible fire loads

04Is waste combustible material removed from the building or placed in secure external bins at least daily

05Are external combustible materials (skips, pallets, packaging) stored at least 6 metres from the building

06Is racking or shelving in high-combustible storage areas of non-combustible construction where practicable

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