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Fire safety & flammable products Risk Assessment Template
Create a professional, comprehensive risk assessment for fire safety & flammable products in hair & beauty settings. Tailor hazards and measures to your needs and download a professional PDF. Add your own branding.
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What this covers.
This template focuses on typical risks and controls for fire safety & flammable products in hair & beauty settings. You can add, remove or adapt items to match your context.
Potential benefits
Increases awareness and preparedness for fire emergencies.
Encourages team training and emergency response planning.
Supports compliance with fire safety regulations.
Reduces risk of damage to business property and equipment.
Improves client and staff confidence in salon safety.
Typical hazards & measures
Electrics overloaded near combustibles such as retail stock and capes
— Avoid multi-plug cubes and daisy chains; use residual current protection on tool circuits; keep sprays, capes and cardboard away from sockets; test equipment to plan; remove faulty kit immediately and document remedials before return to service.
Excess product left on benches
— Limit out-on-bench volumes to current tasks; return cans and solvents to the cabinet between clients; rest guns and brushes on metal trays; remove waste to lidded bins before close; log day-start and day-end counts to prevent station stockpiles.
Fire doors wedged open
— Remove wedges; fit alarm-linked hold-open devices where airflow is needed; inspect intumescent seals and closers monthly; label keep shut; include door checks in opening and closing routines and log defects for prompt repair.
Blocked exits and travel routes
— Keep one metre clearance on escape paths; no storage behind curtains; route trolleys and cables off walkways; check exits at opening and after deliveries; keep mats flat and self-closers free; record daily means-of-escape checks on a visible log.
Alarm and detector impairment
— Test call points weekly and service alarms to schedule; never cover detectors; keep half a metre clear around heads; record faults immediately; use temporary fire watch only per policy; brief staff on sounder patterns and nearest call points.
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