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A simple guide to your responsibilities
Fire Safety Compliance:Are Your Duties Covered?
Follow the compliance pathway to see where your fire safety duties sit — and whether you could evidence them today.
More than one person can hold responsibility
Having a landlord does not remove your duties
Could you evidence fire safety compliance today?
The compliance pathway
Six steps to safer, compliant buildings
Follow the route — each stop is a duty you may need to evidence.
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Step 01 · Responsibility
Who are you?
You may be responsible for fire safety if you are a:
- Landlord
- Employer
- Tenant
- Building Owner
- Facilities Manager
Step 02 · Assess
Fire Risk Assessment
Do you have:
- A current Fire Risk Assessment
- An up-to-date action plan
- Regular reviews scheduled
Step 03 · Evidence
Documents & Records
Could you produce:
- Fire policy
- Evacuation plan
- Training records
- Fire door records
Step 04 · Escape
Escape Routes & Fire Doors
Are your:
- Escape routes clear?
- Fire doors compliant?
- Signs visible?
Step 05 · Maintain
Fire Systems
Are your systems maintained:
- Alarms
- Lighting
- Extinguishers
- Fire stopping
Step 06 · Prepare
Training & Preparedness
Would your team know what to do:
- Fire drills
- Fire wardens
- Staff training
The checkpoint
Could you evidence fire safety compliance today?
If asked right now, which route would your building take?
Covered
Current assessments, records to hand, systems maintained — you can prove it.
Exposed
Missing paperwork or overdue checks leave you unable to evidence it.
Book your compliance review
Unsure what applies to your building?
PB Fire Safety can help identify compliance gaps and support safer, compliant buildings — so you can evidence your duties with confidence.
Book a Fire Safety Compliance Review