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About excell Fire Safety Consultants

Excell fire safety services is an independent fire safety consultancy dedicated to delivering quality fire risk management solutions which are not only cost effective for today’s business environment, but professional and ultimately compliant with fire safety legislation.

Our commitment to our customers is to provide high quality, exceptional service that represents value for money and is personalised to your business. Our business strategy is underpinned by the belief that professional, high quality and suitable fire safety expertise, is key to any business relationship.

With our team of highly experienced and qualified consultants, our head office is able to service a UK wide customer base offering your business complete fire safe solutions. We believe we offer fire safety services which can be tailored to suit your business safe objectives, which are legally compliant and both cost relevant and competitive.

Excell fire safety services prides itself on quality services by professional consultants, underlined that our Director is a fire safety officer with twenty years fire service experience, holds many recognised fire safety qualifications and an active member of the IFE at both Branch and International General Assembly.

If its quality, professional and business focused fire safety services you require, then contact us for a free without obligation discussion.

Our Director is a full Member of the Institution of Fire Engineers and is accredited on the Institutions Register of Fire Risk Assessors as a Life Safety Assessor.

Accreditations

The Institution of Fire Engineers

The Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) currently has in excess of 12,000 members throughout the world, who represent a wide cross section of the fire safety engineering discipline.

The IFE provides professional recognition for fire safety engineers across a huge network of fire safety professionals spanning private sector industries and fire and rescue services worldwide, whose members are passionate about the value professional recognition holds. The IFE and has achieved recognition from a number of professional bodies, including the Engineering Council UK (ECuk) which regulates the engineering profession in the UK. As a Licensed Member of ECuk, the IFE is authorised to register suitably qualified members at Chartered Engineer (CEng), Incorporated Engineer (IEng) and Engineering Technician (Eng Tech) level.

How can the IFE help?

The fire risk assessment consultancy market is likely to become saturated with people having varying degrees of skill and knowledge. So how can employers, the responsible person under the Fire Safety Order 2005, who are still ultimately responsible for the fire risk assessment, ensure that their choice of consultant is a good one?

The Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) has created a Register of Fire Risk Assessors and Auditors to assist employers, building owners and managers to source appropriately skilled consultants to help them meet the requirements of the Fire Safety Order. It was appropriate and necessary that the IFE, as the leading professional body in the fire industry, to take this initiative to ensure that anyone having need of the services of a fire risk assessor can refer to the Register, verifying the credentials of their choice of assessor. To visit the IFE website, please go to our useful links page and click on their link.

Clauses for Clients/Users

Users of the Register are asked to note the following:-

1. Any Assessors whose details appear on the Register have been required to complete an application form and provide examples of previous work carried out by them in their particular field. A panel appointed by the Institution then reviews samples of the Assessors’ work and, if these are satisfactory to the Institution (following interview if considered necessary), the Assessor is admitted to the Register. Assessors provide one or more references to the Institution. However, the Institution does not, and is not able to, visit premises in respect of which the Assessors have provided advice to verify the suitability and veracity of work carried out by Assessors.
2. The User's contract will be with the Assessor and not with the Institution. The Institution simply seeks to set out a basis for assessing the ability to advise, but cannot evaluate or assess the suitability of any advice in relation to any particular premises, given that no agent or employee of the Institution will have been involved in any kind of site survey nor have any knowledge of any premises or operations in respect of which an Assessor is asked to advise.
3. Accordingly, it is the responsibility of the User to evaluate the suitability of any Assessor for the selected task, whether assessing risk to people, buildings, business continuity or any combination of these. It is also the responsibility of Users to satisfy themselves as regards any Assessor’s professional indemnity and public liability insurance cover.