The Fire Safety Order 2005 is a set of regulations in England and Wales that apply to all non-domestic premises. The order sets out the fire precautions that must be taken to protect people from the risk of fire, including:
Making a fire risk assessment of the premises,
Putting in places fire prevention measures, such as fire alarms and evacuation procedures,
Training staff on how to deal with fires.
If you own or manage a building with non-domestic premises, you will need to comply with the Fire Safety Order 2005. This means you will need to carry out a fire risk assessment, and put in place appropriate fire safety measures.