Pembroke Dock has the ferry terminal, the old dockyard, Pembroke Port and a run of industrial and marine engineering units, sitting alongside a residential town centre with a lot of Victorian terraced stock converted into flats.
The converted terraces are the recurring issue. A three-storey house split into flats brings a shared staircase into scope, which means fire doors, detection covering the escape route, and a landlord who is legally the responsible person for the common parts whether they realised it or not. Licensing and enforcement officers are active here and they ask to see the recorded assessment.
We are 10 minutes over the Cleddau Bridge away, so there is no travel charge and no waiting a fortnight for a slot.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 the responsible person for any non-domestic premises must carry out a fire risk assessment. Since 1 October 2023 it must be recorded in full, with the fire safety arrangements, regardless of how many people you employ. Enforcement in Pembroke Dock sits with Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service.
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Tell us the building and we will give you a price on the phone. Most assessments are booked within the week.