Fire Risk Assessments in Cambridge

Professional fire risk assessments across Cambridge

Cambridge is world-famous for its university and is a major hub for technology, science, and research. We work extensively with colleges, science parks, biotech firms, and growing technology companies across the city and the surrounding area including the Cambridge Science Park and Addenbrooke's campus.

Cambridge's economy is split between college estates, the Biomedical Campus, Cambridge Science Park, and Granta Park — the densest cluster of biotech and life science firms outside Boston. Lab-grade clean rooms, server-room access logging, and listed-college fire compliance are the three specs we encounter most.

A fire risk assessment in Cambridge should leave the responsible person knowing exactly what to do next. Ours follow PAS 79 methodology and finish with a prioritised action plan — significant findings first, with realistic timescales for premises like university colleges and departments, biotech and life science companies, science and business parks. We also account for local compliance pressures in Cambridgeshire, including cambridge City Council's conservation rules cover most college and central premises, while life-science occupiers on the Biomedical Campus operate to MHRA GxP standards that constrain access-control audit retention and CCTV placement around lab spaces.

From first survey through to installation, certification and ongoing maintenance, we handle fire risk assessments projects across the CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4, CB5, CB22, CB24 postcodes — typically reaching Cambridge sites within 55 minutes from our Luton base.