Fire Safety Compliance

Overview

Your fire alarm system is only as reliable as its last inspection. We carry out routine testing and servicing of detectors, call points, sounders and control panels, keeping full records in your fire log book to demonstrate compliance.

Governing regulation: Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Standard / guidance: BS 5839-1: Fire Detection and Alarm Systems for Buildings

What's included

  • Function testing of detectors, call points, sounders and beacons
  • Control panel inspection, event log review and battery checks
  • Identification and rectification of faults or false-alarm risks
  • Fire log book updates and certification for each visit
  • Impartial advice on system upgrades or category compliance

Recommended testing frequency

ApplicationFrequency
User weekly test (call point)Weekly
Professional inspection & serviceEvery 6 months
Battery / standby power checksEvery service visit
Full system commissioning checkAnnually

Frequencies above are general guidance based on published standards and typical risk levels — your risk assessment or landlord obligations may require a different interval.

Why it matters

Early detection saves lives and protects property. A poorly maintained alarm system can fail silently — or trigger costly false alarms. Scheduled servicing to BS 5839-1 keeps the system dependable and keeps you compliant with fire safety law.

Signs you may need this

  • No log book, or gaps in the weekly call point test records
  • Frequent false alarms or fault lights showing on the control panel
  • Detectors obstructed by furniture, stock or partition walls
  • No professional service carried out in the last 6 months

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What To Expect

What happens during your visit

1

Panel inspection

Reviewing the event log, fault history and battery/standby power condition.

2

Function testing

Every detector, call point, sounder and beacon tested in rotation.

3

Fault rectification

Identifying, and where possible resolving, faults or false-alarm risks on the spot.

4

Log book & certification

Full write-up in your fire log book plus a digital certificate for your records.

Common Questions

Fire Alarm Testing FAQs

Who should carry out the weekly call point test?

A member of your own staff can do the brief weekly test — we handle the twice-yearly professional inspection and service.

What category system do we need?

It depends on your building's use and risk assessment findings — we can advise whether your current coverage is appropriate.