The main components of a fire risk assessment include:
Determining the potential sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen that could cause a fire.
Identify those who may be in danger, including employees, visitors, and anybody else who might be impacted by the situation.
Assessing and mitigating risks (including the implementation of actions to eliminate or lessen the effects of fire dangers and risks to individuals).
Recording results and formulating an emergency plan.
Informing and instructing those who are significant.
The risk assessment should be reviewed and updated on a regular basis, or if there are substantial changes or updates.