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All multi-occupied buildings with 2 or more domestic premises require Fire Risk Assessments, which are set out under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, to include an assessment of their external walls.
As stated and outlined by the government, ‘PAS 9980:2022 is a code of practice which sets out a method for competent professionals to conduct Fire Risk Appraisals of External Wall construction (FRAEW) for existing multi-storey, multi-occupied residential buildings.’ An FRAEW is required to follow a structured approach to determine an outcome with respect to the fire risk posed by the external wall construction. The methodology for completion of an FRAEW is covered specifically in clause 13 of the document:
In this stage the structure and general content of the report will be reviewed. This will be based on Section 4 of PAS 9980, which contains guidance on issues to consider before conducting an FRAEW and Section 15 of PAS 9980, which provides guidance on the scope, contents and format of FRAEW reports.
It should include:
For more information on what they should contain can be found in ‘Annex A: Technical Guidance‘
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A Type 4 Fire Risk Assessment is a more comprehensive assessment that goes beyond the requirements of a standard FRA.
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