Fire Risk Assessment Software
Fire risk assessment software for UK businesses
Featherstone Safety Hub is fire risk assessment software that helps the responsible person keep the fire risk assessment (FRA) current, act on its significant findings, and evidence the review. Store the FRA, turn its findings into tracked actions, set a review schedule, and keep everything alongside the routine fire checks that follow from it.
Built by Thomas Featherstone, NEBOSH IGC-qualified and IOSH Managing Safely trained, from £29 per month, with a 14-day free trial and no long-term contract.
Written by Thomas Featherstone, NEBOSH IGC-qualified and IOSH Managing Safely trained · Reviewed June 2026
Meet your fire risk assessment duty
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, strengthened by the Fire Safety Act 2021, makes the responsible person for almost every business premises responsible for a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment. Where five or more people are employed, the significant findings must be recorded. The assessment must be reviewed regularly and kept up to date.
Featherstone Safety Hub gives that duty a home. Rather than a Word file that quietly goes out of date in a folder, the FRA lives in a system that dates it, tracks the actions arising from it, and reminds you when it is due for review.
- Record the FRA: store the fire risk assessment and its significant findings with a clear date and version.
- Findings to actions: turn each significant finding into a tracked action with an owner and due date.
- Review reminders: set the review schedule so the assessment never quietly expires.
- Responsible person: name who is accountable and keep the sign-off on record.
- Evidence in one place: keep the FRA alongside alarm tests, drills and training for a joined-up picture.
When to review a fire risk assessment
A fire risk assessment must be reviewed regularly and whenever it may no longer be valid, for example after a change of use, a layout or occupancy change, building work, a fire or a near miss, or new findings from a fire check. Featherstone Safety Hub prompts the review so a change in the building does not leave the assessment behind.
From assessment to ongoing checks
The assessment is the start; the routine tests and drills are how you keep people safe day to day. Featherstone Safety Hub links your fire risk assessment to the ongoing fire checks, so the actions it identifies are tracked to completion and the weekly and monthly tests are logged. If you mainly need the ongoing checks and audit trail, see our fire safety software.
Transparent pricing, no lock-in
The fire module is part of the Professional plan at £79 per month, published openly and billed monthly with no long-term contract, with a 14-day free trial.
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Yes. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires the responsible person for almost all non-domestic premises to have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment and to act on its findings. Where five or more people are employed, the significant findings must be recorded.
No. A suitable and sufficient assessment of your specific premises by a competent person is still required. The software records the FRA, tracks the actions from it, and reminds you to review it, so the assessment stays live rather than sitting in a folder.
Regularly, and whenever it may no longer be valid, for example after building work, a change of use or occupancy, a fire or near miss, or new findings from a fire check. The software lets you set a review schedule and reminders.
Usually the employer, owner or occupier in control of the premises. They carry the duty for the fire risk assessment and the fire safety measures that follow from it. The software records who is accountable and keeps the sign-off.
Yes. Each significant finding can become a tracked action with an owner and due date, so nothing identified in the assessment is lost.
The fire module is part of the Professional plan at £79 per month, with a 14-day free trial and no long-term contract.
Keep your fire risk assessment live
Start a free 14-day trial and keep your fire risk assessment, its actions and its review schedule in one auditable system. No setup fee, cancel any time.