Fire safety is a legal responsibility — not a tick-box exercise. Whether your business is based in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland, carrying out a Fire Risk Assessment is a vital part of protecting your people, your premises, and your operations. In this blog, we’ll explain what a fire risk assessment involves, who needs one, and how Lagom Safety provides expert support across both sides of the border.
A Fire Risk Assessment is a structured review of your premises to identify fire hazards, assess the level of risk, and put suitable measures in place to reduce or eliminate them. It should include:
In both regions, the responsible person (usually the employer or landlord) is legally obliged to ensure a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is carried out and acted upon.
Any business or organisation that occupies a non-domestic premises must have a fire risk assessment in place. This includes:
Even small or low-risk premises must complete an assessment — size does not exempt a business from responsibility.
Lagom Safety works with businesses throughout Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, offering fire risk assessments tailored to the regulations in each jurisdiction.
For companies operating across both, we ensure a unified approach to safety with fully compliant documentation and practical recommendations.
*Ongoing support for annual reviews or post-incident updates
*Site visits by qualified fire safety consultants
*Professionally written fire risk assessment reports
*Recommendations that are proportionate, practical, and industry-specific
*Assistance with implementing fire safety measures
*Fire door inspections and maintenance advice
Lagom Safety Ltd provides compliance support to businesses, helping them meet their legal obligations and maintain workplace safety. To learn more, get in touch and call 028 9099 9477 or alternatively email us @ hello@lagomsafety.com
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