Fire Safety Management Plans
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What is a Fire Safety Management Plan
Clear Roles, Procedures and Controls for Building Fire Safety
A Fire Safety Management Plan (FSMP) documents how you will implement, control and continually review fire safety across your estate. It complements your Fire Risk Assessment by translating risk findings into day‑to‑day procedures.
Typical components we include:
- Policy statement and scope
- Roles, responsibilities and competence requirements
- Alarm, detection and evacuation arrangements, including PEEPs
- Inspection and maintenance schedules for fire safety precautions
- Control of contractors and hot‑work permits
- Incident management procedures
- Training, drills and competence records
- Document management and audit programme
- Continuous improvement cycle with KPIs and review triggers
Regulatory context: The plan supports duties under the Fire Safety Order and complements sector guidance and relevant standards such as PAS 79‑1, BS 9999, and for residential settings BS 9991 and BS 9792.
Scope of Service
Comprehensive Support and Clear Deliverables
We can help with:
- Plan creation or refresh – full FSMP design or uplift mapped to your FRA findings and building strategy.
- Roles & responsibilities – defining accountable persons, duty holders and escalation pathways.
- Procedures & checklists – alarm response, evacuation, impairment management, isolations and permit‑to‑
- Incident management – helping you to plan what to do if a fire should occur, including plans that consider vulnerable people and people with reduced mobility.
- Training & drills – content and cadence, including fire warden programmes and induction.
- Monitoring & review – audit schedule, KPIs and management reviews to maintain effectiveness.
- Integration with other policies – construction phase considerations, Regulation 38 handover materials and change control.
You receive:
- A tailored FSMP with annexes and forms
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Why Choose Kiwa Fire Safety Compliance
Fire Safety Management Plans for all building types across the built environment
Fire Risk Management specialists:
We create clear, proportionate management plans that align with your FRA, estate operations and budget.Holistic approach:
Our consultancy spans risk assessments, audits, emergency planning and inspections, which means your plan is practical, joined‑up and ready to implement.Proven experience:
Experienced assessors across sectors and building typesTrusted Assessments:
Impartial, evidence-based assessmentsConcise Reporting:
Clear, actionable reporting with prioritised and pragmatic recommendationsOur Inspection Process
How We Conduct Fire Safety Management Plans
Scope:
Evidence review:
Drafting:
Walkthrough:
Final plan & mobilisation:
Periodic review:
Business Benefits
Why Fire Safety Management Plans Matter
Compliance confidence:
Safer operations:
Efficiency:
Continuity:
Supporting Duty Holders Across the Built Environment
• Building owners and facilities managers
• Developers and principal contractors
• Housing providers and local authorities
• NHS Trusts, universities and independent schools
• Asset managers and managing agents
Standards & Regulations We Work To
Fire Safety Frameworks and Guidance
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Fire Safety Act 2021
Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
PAS 79‑1
BS 9792:2025
BS 9999:2017
BS 9991:2024
PAS 9980:2022
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is an FSMP different from a Fire Risk Assessment?
A: An FRA identifies hazards and evaluates risk. An FSMP explains how the organisation manages those risks day to day, including roles, procedures, training and reviews. Both are needed for robust compliance.
Q: How often should we review the plan?
A: Review on a set cadence and whenever significant change occurs, for example layout changes, occupancy shifts or new systems. Align the review with your FRA schedule.
Q: Does the plan need to cover external wall risks?
A: If your FRA highlights façade risk, your plan should reference controls and follow PAS 9980‑driven actions as required
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Work with KFS to design a Fire Safety Management Plan that protects people and property.