Our Services
Specialist Fire Safety Services
Premises with serious fire safety responsibilities deserve a considered response. Blenheim Fire provides two routes: a BAFE SP 205 accredited fire risk assessment when the building needs a formal review, and expert consultancy when the situation requires an experienced, independent view. Both services are delivered personally by Mark and Kate, with no delegation.
Our accreditations and Memberships
Our Services
01
Fire Risk Assessment
A professional, BAFE SP 205 accredited assessment of the premises, occupancy, fire safety arrangements and existing records, set against the responsible person’s legal duties. Blenheim Fire provides a written report, action plan and risk rating matrix, all accessible through a live online portal for twelve months.
Used by clients who need:
A formal review of their premises against the Fire Safety Order
A defensible written record for insurers, regulators or the fire and rescue service
A clear, prioritised action plan to manage remedial work
Ongoing tracking of fire safety actions across a twelve-month period
02
Fire Risk Consultancy
Expert, independent guidance for organisations that need help understanding their fire safety responsibilities, interpreting findings from an existing assessment, prioritising remedial work, or deciding what to do next. Available before, alongside or after a formal assessment.
Used by clients who need:
Practical advice tailored to the premises and the sector
Support after an enforcement notice or insurer demand
Help prioritising actions against budget or operational constraints
A trusted second opinion on a report issued by another provider
Guidance for complex, sensitive or specialist sites
Not sure which service is the right fit?
Blenheim Fire structures its services around the responsible person. The right choice depends on what is driving the enquiry.
choose
fire risk assessment
when
The premises needs a formal assessment
The responsible person needs a written report and action plan
The organisation needs to review or refresh compliance duties
The premises, occupancy or layout has changed since the last assessment
An insurer, inspector or the fire and rescue service has asked for it
choose
fire risk consultancy
when
Advice is needed before committing to a full assessment
An existing report needs interpreting or contextualising
Remedial actions need prioritising against budget or operational constraints
A specific question about responsibilities or compliance needs an expert review
The building, its use or occupancy has changed and the next step is unclear
Industries we serve
Care Homes and Health
Care, healthcare and clinical premises where vulnerable occupants, evacuation planning and CQC compliance shape the assessment.
Heritage Buildings
Listed, historic and architecturally sensitive buildings where fire safety must respect both the structure and the regulations.
Hotels and Hospitality
Hotels, restaurants and wedding venues where sleeping accommodation, kitchen risk and event-driven occupancy combine.
Commercial and Industrial Premises
Offices, warehouses, workshops and operational sites where the risk profile is driven by how the building is used day to day.
Residential Blocks and Managed Properties
Blocks of flats, apartment buildings and managed residential schemes operating under post-Grenfell regulatory standards.
Public Venues and Large Public Spaces
Sports stadiums, exhibition halls and large public-access venues with complex visitor movement and event-driven occupancy.
Factories and Food Production
Manufacturing, food production and process-driven sites where the production environment itself shapes the risk.
How an engagement runs
Whichever service applies, the engagement follows a consistent and considered structure.
Step 1. Enquire
Contact us and provide details about the premises, the sector, the location and what is driving the enquiry. The more context, the more useful the response.
Step 2. Review and quote
Blenheim Fire reviews each enquiry in detail before providing a quote. Where the requirements are clear, the quote follows promptly. Where they are not, a short conversation clarifies the scope so the service quoted matches what the premises actually needs.
Step 3. Preparation and visit
For fire risk assessments, a written information request is issued approximately seven days before the booking, requesting site documentation that should be returned at least forty-eight hours before the visit.On the day, the assessor is accompanied by the client or their delegated representative throughout. For consultancy engagements, the preparation is scoped to the question.
Step 4. Report and ongoing support
Blenheim Fire uploads fire risk assessment reports to the secure online portal within five to seven working days of the site visit. Consultancy receives a written summary or more formal note, depending on scope. In both cases, ongoing support continues for at least twelve months after delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Need professional fire safety expertise?
For fire risk assessments, fire safety consultancy or a wider engagement, contact Blenheim Fire directly. The team reviews each enquiry in detail and recommends the most suitable next step.