1. Proven Industry Experience

Sustainable Solutions brings over six years of focused expertise in conducting fire risk assessments across 63 industrial sites over the last 6 years, primarily within the engineering and manufacturing sectors. This depth of experience ensures a practical understanding of complex industrial fire risks, which differ significantly from those in office or retail settings.

2. Beyond Tick-Box Compliance

Unlike many standard assessments that rely on generic, tick-box templates, Sustainable
Solutions delivers comprehensive, analytical evaluations. These go beyond compliance to
provide a true picture of the magnitude of fire risk, helping organisations to:

• Accurately prioritise mitigation efforts
• Avoid false reassurance from under-assessed hazards
• Prevent inappropriate or ineffective control measures

This results in more effective and targeted fire safety strategies, rather than just meeting the minimum legal standards.

3. Integrated Approach with DSEAR

Fire risks in industrial environments often intersect with hazardous substances and explosive atmospheres, areas covered under the DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations). Sustainable Solutions uniquely integrates its fire risk assessments with DSEAR assessments, ensuring:

• No critical risks are overlooked
• Risk controls are aligned and efficient
• A unified strategy that simplifies compliance and implementation

This joined-up approach provides superior protection and a more cost-effective safety framework.

4. Industry-Specific Knowledge

Engineering and manufacturing environments pose specialised fire risks—from hot works
and flammable materials to complex machinery and processes. Sustainable Solutions understands these nuances and customises each assessment to reflect the specific risks, workflows, and layouts of industrial settings.

5. Improved Risk Awareness & Decision-Making

By delivering clear, contextualised reports rather than generic checklists, Sustainable Solutions helps your team and decision makers:

• Understand the real-world implications of fire risks
• Make better-informed safety investments
• Strengthen overall risk management and business continuity