At Delta Fire Engineering, we provide comprehensive Fire Risk Assessments (FRA) across the UK, helping organisations ensure their buildings are safe, compliant, and effectively managed. Our experienced fire safety consultants work closely with clients to deliver practical, tailored fire risk assessment services for residential, commercial, and industrial premises. Guided by our core values of Client Focus, Commitment to Quality, and Innovation, we support businesses nationwide with clear, actionable advice aligned with current legislation and best practice.
A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, requiring responsible persons to identify fire hazards, assess risks, and implement appropriate control measures. Whether you are a building owner, landlord, facilities manager, or duty holder, a professionally completed FRA is essential for:
We deliver Fire Risk Assessments throughout England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, supporting both single sites and multi-location portfolios with consistent, high-quality reporting.
For further guidance, visit our news and articles page to explore the different types of Fire Risk Assessment and how they apply to your building.


We take the time to understand your unique fire safety challenges, providing bespoke solutions that align with your building’s design, occupancy, and operational needs.

We deliver highly detailed, clear, and actionable Fire Risk Assessments conducted by qualified fire safety professionals with the support of our dedicated fire engineering team.

We leverage the latest fire engineering principles, digital tools, and risk assessment methodologies to provide cutting-edge data-driven fire safety solutions. We are a regulated Fire Risk Assessment training centre using our in house assessors.
Our Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) Mentoring service is designed to support organisations and individuals in strengthening and developing their fire safety competencies through practical, real-world experience. This offering enables clients to shadow our experienced Fire Risk Assessors during real site visits, gaining valuable insight into best practices, regulatory expectations, and effective risk identification. Alternatively, we can provide a shadowing service to external clients, providing a supportive environment that encourages knowledge sharing, confidence building, and professional development.
This two-way approach to shadowing creates a collaborative learning experience tailored to your organisation’s needs. Whether you or your team are newly qualified or seeking to refine their skills, our assessors provide constructive feedback, guidance, and clarification on fire related scenarios. The aim is not only to improve technical competence but also to enhance consistency and decision-making in fire risk assessments.
In addition to shadowing, we offer external quality assurance (QA) of Fire Risk Assessment reports. This service provides an independent review of your produced fire risk assessment report. Our detailed feedback highlights strengths, identifies areas for improvement, and supports continuous professional development within your team.
These services can be particularly beneficial for organisations looking to validate their internal processes, maintain high standards, and demonstrate due diligence in fire safety practices.
Should this be of interest, please email info@deltafireengineering.co.uk with your requirements for a bespoke quote.
BS 8674:2025 – Framework for the Competence of Individual Fire Risk Assessors
In August 2025, the British Standards Institution (BSI) released BS 8674:2025, a standard designed to establish a clearer framework for the competency of individual fire risk assessors across different building types and risk profiles.
The standard introduces defined fire risk profiles which categorise buildings as low, moderate, or high fire risk. Whilst these terms are familiar within the fire industry, the thresholds and competency expectations set out within BS 8674:2025 are significantly more structured than previous guidance documents such as PAS 79 and BS 9999.
At the heart of the standard is a straightforward but critical principle:
The complexity and fire risk profile of a building should align with the competency of the fire risk assessor undertaking the assessment.
Under BS 8674:2025, buildings are categorised according to risk profile, with each category linked directly to a competency level:
This means the standard does not simply classify buildings - it also helps define the level of professional competence required to assess them appropriately. For example, a small single-storey office building may fall within a foundation-level competency profile, whereas complex high-risk buildings such as hospitals, high-rise residential buildings, or large mixed-use developments may require an assessor operating at an advanced competency level.
BS 8674:2025 provides clearer boundaries for practice, helping:
Fire Risk Assessment Services at Delta Fire Engineering
At Delta Fire Engineering, we fully support the industry’s move towards clearer competency frameworks and improved professional standards.
Our in-house team of competent fire risk assessors have experience working across a broad range of premises, from low-risk commercial buildings through to complex and high-risk environments. We understand the importance of ensuring the right assessor is matched to the right building and risk profile in line with the principles established within BS 8674:2025.
Our fire risk assessment services include:
Fire Risk Assessment Training Courses
Alongside our consultancy services, Delta Fire Engineering are also able to provide regulated fire risk assessment training courses designed to support businesses, responsible persons, facilities teams, and aspiring fire risk assessors.
Our training can be delivered:
Our courses are designed to support competency development across different levels of experience and help organisations better understand their responsibilities under current fire safety legislation and emerging competency frameworks such as BS 8674:2025.

Delta Fire Engineering conducted a comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) for a 12,500 capacity football stadium in Lancashire. The premises was previously unused for two years and the grounds had fallen into disrepair. The grounds changed ownership and Delta Fire Engineering were engaged to completed the stadium Fire Strategy and Fire Risk Assessment so the club were able to open for match day supporters in time for the new season.

Delta Fire Engineering carried out a detailed Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) for an existing farm undergoing conversion into a luxury Airbnb retreat. The project required a bespoke fire safety strategy to ensure compliance while maintaining the character of the historic buildings.

Delta Fire Engineering conducted a comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) for a multi-storey office building in Central London, ensuring full fire safety compliance while accommodating a high-occupancy working environment. Our assessment included a detailed review of fire safety compliance, ensuring the building met the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and BS 9999 standards. We evaluated means of escape and evacuation routes, assessing stairwells, corridors, and emergency procedures to ensure safe egress for all occupants.