HMO Fire Risk Assessment

A property shared by three or more tenants, not of the same family, is considered an HMO (House in Multiple Occupation). A requirement of the landlord is to ensure that common areas of the residence meet the safety standards set out in legislation.

The purpose of a fire risk assessment is to reduce the risk of a fire, limit their spread, and ensure occupants become aware of, and can escape from, a fire. This should then receive a periodical review, and when there is a change in structure or use of the property.

Using the drop-down menu, please select the number of floors in your HMO.