The guide recommends that for low-rise blocks of up to three storeys above ground, built in the last 20 years, fire risk assessments should be:
For blocks with higher risks (for example, because of the age of the building), or those more than 3 storeys high, the guidance recommends that fire risk assessments should be:
In extreme cases (for the highest-risk buildings), the guidance recommends doing a new fire risk assessment once a year.
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If you would like to speak to someone regarding the Government’s Fire Safety Guide for Purpose Built Flats, or require further information on any Residential Property matter, please contact Susanna Levingstone in the Residential Property department at Comptons Solicitors LLP. (sl@comptons.co.uk / 020 3830 6276).
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