Fire risk assessments, electrical testing and water hygiene for Lambeth's high street. Pubs and restaurants, shops and gyms. From Brixton and Clapham to Streatham and West Norwood. Every new client starts with a free health and safety check.
The London Fire Brigade enforces the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 across Lambeth. A business with five or more employees must have its fire risk assessment in writing. Smaller businesses still need one. They just do not have to write it down.
Lambeth Council's environmental health team enforces health and safety in most high street premises. That means shops and offices, pubs and restaurants, hotels and gyms. HSE covers factories and building sites instead.
Lambeth's Statement of Licensing Policy 2024 to 2029 keeps one cumulative impact zone. It is centred on Clapham High Street. New licences and longer hours there are expected to be refused if someone objects, unless the applicant shows they will not add to the problem.
Brixton and Vauxhall have busy night time economies too. The fire brigade and environmental health both see licence applications. A current fire risk assessment and up to date certificates make that conversation easier.
We focus on the high street. Bars, restaurants and venues in Brixton and Clapham. Shops and cafés on Streatham High Road and Norwood Road.
Brixton's markets and railway arches hold dozens of small food businesses. A kitchen puts gas, fire and electrics close together in a small space. That makes the fire risk assessment and the extinguishers matter more.
We also work with chains and multi site operators. They want one supplier and one standard across every shop. We arrange each visit through a local specialist and keep every certificate in one account.
We also cover Hackney and Islington. The rest of London and the Home Counties is covered too.