Mobility Scooter Fire Risk Assessments in Assisted Living

Mobility scooters are a common feature in assisted living and sheltered housing, providing residents with independence and convenience. However, the storage and charging of mobility scooters in communal areas can increase fire risks if not properly managed.

At Fire Risk Assessments London, we provide impartial fire risk assessments that include mobility scooter arrangements. Our reports identify whether storage and charging areas are compliant with the Fire Safety Order 2005 and highlight any actions needed to reduce risks.

Why Mobility Scooters Must Be Considered in Fire Risk Assessments

Improper charging or storage of mobility scooters can obstruct escape routes and increase fire hazards. A professional fire risk assessment ensures that landlords and housing providers have policies in place that keep residents safe and remain within compliance.

Independent and Impartial Assessments

We are a fully independent company with more than 20 years of experience. Our focus is on compliance and safety, not equipment sales, meaning our recommendations are unbiased and transparent.

Why Choose Fire Risk Assessments London

  • Over 20 years of fire safety experience
  • Independent and impartial reports
  • Fully insured and qualified assessors
  • Competitive pricing and free quotations
  • Next-day availability across London (subject to availability)
  • Excellent reviews from housing providers and landlords

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FAQs – Mobility Scooter Fire Risk Assessments

1. Do mobility scooters need to be included in a fire risk assessment?
Yes, their storage and charging must be considered under the Fire Safety Order 2005.
2. Do you check if scooter charging points are safe?
We review arrangements as part of the fire risk assessment, without carrying out technical inspections.
3. Who is responsible for managing scooter storage areas?
The landlord, housing provider, or managing agent.
4. Are mobility scooters allowed in communal corridors?
This depends on the building design and assessment findings, but they should not obstruct escape routes.
5. Do you provide reports suitable for housing associations?
Yes, our reports are compliance-ready.

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