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Fire risk assessment template (for electricians installing basic fire alarms)

Jimi

From reading IET guide to fire systems it says that BS 5839-6 requires a fire risk assessment. For installing D2, LD2 systems does anyone have a link to a fire risk assessment template? All templates and info I've found online are for non-domestic premises for employers or for landlords. I was looking for something for an electrician installing basic fire alarms. Thanks in advance.

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    In Scotland, we simply follow the requirements for private rented ( and from February 2020 all domestic properties) detailed in the relevant legislation - an FRA is not required in those situations.

    in a typical semi, standard layout - optical top and bottom hall, optical main living area and heat in the kitchen - 10 year, non- replaceable battery wirelessly interlinked, mains interlinked or a combination of both all acceptable.

    Once you start looking at HMOs then you are looking at a FRA completed by a suitably qualified individual.

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    In Scotland, we simply follow the requirements for private rented ( and from February 2020 all domestic properties) detailed in the relevant legislation - an FRA is not required in those situations.

    in a typical semi, standard layout - optical top and bottom hall, optical main living area and heat in the kitchen - 10 year, non- replaceable battery wirelessly interlinked, mains interlinked or a combination of both all acceptable.

    Once you start looking at HMOs then you are looking at a FRA completed by a suitably qualified individual.

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