Who We Are
Your Trusted Fire Safety Inspection Experts
Why Clients Choose Us
- Fast Turnaround – Get your reports without delays
- Straightforward Advice – No jargon, just clear actions
- Regulation-Focused – Fully aligned with UK fire safety laws
- Trusted Expertise – Experienced professionals you can rely on
- Ongoing Support – We’re here beyond the report
- Tailored Solutions for Every Property
We don’t just identify issues—we help you understand them and take the right steps to resolve them.
- Certified Inspectors
- Independent and Unbiased
- Comprehen-sive Reports
- Fully insured & Accredited
- Nationwide Coverage
- Fast Turnaround
Why Fire Door Inspections and Fire Risk Assessments Are Important
Remain Compliant with UK Regulations
Peace of Mind You Can Rely On
Fire Risk Assessments Are a Legal Requirement replacements
What We Offer
We deliver certified fire door inspection and compliance services for all types of buildings—helping you fulfil legal requirements, safeguard lives, and keep complete documentation for audits and insurance needs
Fire Risk Assessments
A fire risk assessment is a professional evaluation of your property to identify potential fire hazards, assess the level of risk, and ensure the right safety measures are in place. It’s a legal requirement for anyone responsible for a building in the UK and plays a crucial role in protecting people, property, and businesses. By highlighting risks and providing clear, practical recommendations, a fire risk assessment helps you stay compliant, reduce danger, and ensure everyone can evacuate safely in an emergency.
Software
Our Advanced Inspection Software
At SJ Fire Safety, we use advanced cloud-based software across all our services to support modern best practices, including the Golden Thread approach. Our digital systems ensure every stage of your fire safety project is transparent, traceable, and fully compliant.
Whether we are carrying out fire door inspections, maintenance, or risk assessments, our platform gives clients real-time access to progress, photographic evidence, and key compliance data—providing complete clarity and peace of mind.
- Full audit trails and traceability
- Live project updates and status tracking
- Secure storage of documentation and certification
- Clear, organised reporting for compliance purposes
A fire door inspection is a detailed check of all components of a fire door to ensure it functions correctly and meets current safety regulations.
Fire doors should be inspected regularly, typically every 6 to 12 months, depending on the type and usage of the building.
They help ensure fire doors perform effectively in an emergency, protecting lives and preventing the spread of fire and smoke.
If a fire door does not meet standards, you will receive clear guidance on the necessary remedial actions to achieve compliance.
Yes, after every inspection you will receive a detailed report with findings, photographs, and compliance recommendations.
A fire risk assessment is a thorough evaluation of a building to identify fire hazards, assess the level of risk, and determine what safety measures are needed to protect people and property. It includes reviewing fire detection systems, escape routes, and procedures, ensuring everything is in place to reduce the risk of fire and enable safe evacuation.
If you are responsible for a non-domestic property, rental property, or shared residential building in the UK, you are legally required to have a fire risk assessment. This includes landlords, employers, and property managers.
The “Responsible Person” is legally required to ensure a fire risk assessment is carried out. This is typically the employer, landlord, building owner, or property manager who has control over the premises.
Yes, under UK fire safety legislation, a fire risk assessment is a legal requirement for most non-domestic premises and shared areas of residential buildings. Failure to comply can result in fines, prosecution, or enforcement action.
Not having a fire risk assessment can lead to serious consequences, including legal penalties, fines, invalidated insurance, and increased liability if a fire occurs. Most importantly, it puts lives at risk.