Fire and Safety Company
Fire risk assessments and health and safety support for Norfolk businesses
Helping businesses create safer workplaces through practical fire risk assessments and health and safety support that is clear, proportionate and easy to implement.
15+ years' Industry experience
Supporting businesses across Norfolk & the East
PAS 79-1 aligned reporting
Supported 500+ businesses
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Free, no-obligation quotations
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Responsive, reliable support
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Competent, professional advice
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Tailored to your business
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Practical, jargon-free advice
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Supporting businesses across Norfolk and the East
Choose the right support
Not sure where to start?
Most business owners know something needs attention before they know the exact service name. These routes remove guesswork and help you move quickly to the right next step.
Services
Practical fire safety and health and safety support
Clear, practical support for businesses that need useful documents, understandable advice and proportionate priorities they can act on.
Fire Risk Assessments
PAS 79-1 aligned fire risk assessment reports for businesses, including a site walkaround, document review, significant findings and a practical action plan.
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Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 context
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Fire alarm system, fire doors and fire extinguishers
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Emergency lighting, escape routes and signage
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Ignition sources and combustible materials
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People at risk and management arrangements
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Written report with prioritised actions
Health & Safety Audits
A practical workplace safety audit of site conditions, documents and arrangements, with clear findings, proportionate actions and support designed to help legal compliance.
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Health and safety policy and risk assessment review
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COSHH assessments and DSE assessments
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Accident investigation and reporting arrangements
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Toolbox talks and staff communication
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Risk-rated action plan
H&S Management System
Practical health and safety management system documentation suited to your business, with clear policy documents designed to support legal compliance, reduce risk and create a safer workplace.
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Bespoke health and safety policies and procedures
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Employee health and safety handbook development
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Risk assessment and RAMS templates
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Inspection checklists and training matrix support
Why choose Norfolk Fire and Safety Limited
Competent advice that stays practical
The service is designed for busy owners, directors and managers who need to understand what matters, what to do next and how to evidence progress without unnecessary stress.
Independent advice focused on your business and risk profile
Plain-English reporting for owners, directors and managers
Practical priorities that remove guesswork rather than add paperwork
Local knowledge across Norfolk and the East
You will always see the same consultant
Professional experience across varied business sectors
Businesses supported
Built for real business workplaces
Fire safety and health and safety support is more useful when it reflects the business, activities and people involved. Norfolk Fire and Safety Limited works across a broad mix of business settings while keeping advice practical, relevant and easy to understand.
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offices
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warehouses
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factories
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workshops
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hospitality
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retail
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vehicle repair garages
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agriculture
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dental practices
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veterinary practices
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spas
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hotels
Common reasons businesses get in touch
a business needs a current fire risk assessment
a business has changed layout, use or staffing
records, training or checks are missing
a business needs clear written evidence of its arrangements
Process
A clear route from enquiry to action
Clear, practical support for businesses that need useful documents, understandable advice and proportionate priorities they can act on.
1. Tell us the situation
Share the business type, location, service needed, timescale and any specific concern. If you are unsure, a short summary is enough.
2. Review the risk properly
The work focuses on your real business setting, documents, activities, people and management arrangements, so the advice is practical rather than generic.
3. Receive clear priorities
Reports and advice are written in plain English, with proportionate actions that a business owner, manager or responsible person can understand and act on.
4. Get support after the report
Follow-up support can help you understand findings, close actions, improve documents and keep arrangements moving without the stress of working it out alone.
Businesses generally need a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. If you are unsure what applies, ask for advice before relying on a generic checklist.