Fire Safety
PAS 79-style fire risk assessments and fire door inspections — structured checklists, AI drafting, offline capture, QC sign-off and branded PDF reports.
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AssessHub turns site notes, photos, videos and floor-plan pins into consistent, client-ready reports — structured checklist, AI-assisted write-up, offline capture, QC sign-off and one-click PDF export. Built-in PAS 79-1, PAS 79-2 and BS 9792:2025 checklists, plus fire door inspections and compartmentation surveys.
Built hands-on with practising UK fire risk assessors — shaped assessment by assessment on real commercial and residential portfolios.
One platform, many assessments
AssessHub is built as a modular platform: the same capture, AI write-up, QC and reporting workflow, applied to one assessment discipline at a time.
PAS 79-style fire risk assessments and fire door inspections — structured checklists, AI drafting, offline capture, QC sign-off and branded PDF reports.
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Key features
AssessHub covers the whole workflow: capture, write-up, quality control and delivery — so the only thing your team does twice is nothing.
Work through PAS 79-1, PAS 79-2 or BS 9792:2025 section by section, with response libraries, scoring and a risk matrix built in — or tailor your own template.
Upload floor plans and drop a pin on each finding so clients can see exactly where it sits — pins appear in the issued PDF.
Capture short on-site clips attached to findings. Offline queue included; each clip gets a permanent share link and a QR code in the PDF.
Rough site notes become professional observations, section narratives and executive summaries — grounded in HM Government guidance, always editable.
Photos, video, dictation and checklist answers keep working with zero signal, then sync when you’re back in coverage.
Branded, client-ready PDF reports assembled from your findings — cover, contents, action plan with a link the client uses to record progress, photo appendix, video QR codes, matrix.
A dedicated module: door register by building and level, eight-point health checks with gap measurements and photos, branded PDF and CSV survey reports.
Owners, office admins, assessors and QC reviewers each get the right permissions. Only assessors are charged — everyone else is free.
Every change is logged with who and when. Deterministic and AI-assisted QC checks catch contradictions before a report is issued.
PAS 79-structured checklists, offline capture, AI-assisted write-up and one-click branded PDFs. £100 per assessor, 14-day free trial.
Digital door registers, eight-point checks, photo evidence and branded PDF/CSV reports. Built for Regulation 10 and Building Safety Act duties.
Nine-step PAS 79 methodology, likelihood/consequence matrix and a prioritised action plan, producing a defensible report in one click.
Checklists, photos, 1080p video and voice dictation captured on your phone with zero signal, syncing automatically when you resurface.
A built-in BS 9792:2025 checklist mapped to the standard’s own clauses, with offline capture, AI-assisted write-up and one-click branded reports.
How it works
Answer the checklist, photograph or film deficiencies, pin findings on the floor plan and dictate notes — online or offline.
Turn notes into professional wording, section by section. Pre-fill from last year’s report or an uploaded fire strategy.
Run quality checks, get sign-off, and export the finished PDF report under your own brand.
£100 per assessor / month. Owners, office admins and QC are free. No long contracts, no per-report fees — and every new team starts with a 14-day free trial.
FAQ
AssessHub is fire risk assessment software for professional assessors in the UK. It structures the assessment as a digital checklist following PAS 79 or BS 9792:2025, captures photos, short videos and dictated notes on site (including offline), pins findings on floor plans, drafts professional wording with AI assistance, and produces finished PDF reports in one click — with fire door inspection and fire compartmentation modules included, and further assessment types on the roadmap.
AssessHub ships built-in checklist templates for PAS 79-1:2020 (premises other than housing), PAS 79-2:2020 (housing), BS 9792:2025 (the 2025 British Standard for fire risk assessment of housing) and an enhanced PAS 79 variant. You choose the standard when you create the assessment and the report records which one it was written to. Any built-in template can be cloned and edited to match your own methodology.
Yes. The fire door inspection module builds a door register grouped by building and level, runs an eight-point health check per door (frame, hinges, gaps, seals, closer, lockset, glazing, signage) with photos and gap measurements, and issues a branded PDF survey report aligned to UK fire safety legislation — including a Regulation 10 appendix for residential buildings.
Professional assessment companies and independent assessors in the UK — today that means fire risk assessment and fire door inspection teams. Teams get per-seat pricing, roles for owners, office admins, assessors and QC reviewers, a full audit trail and per-company report branding.
Yes. AssessHub is a progressive web app with offline autosave. Photos, observation videos and voice notes taken with no signal are queued on the device and sync automatically when the connection returns.
No — the AI drafts wording from your findings, grounded in HM Government fire safety guidance for the premises type. Every judgement, rating and sign-off remains the assessor’s, and every AI draft is editable.
£100 per assessor per month (+ VAT). Owners, office admins and QC reviewers are free — only assessors consume a paid seat. Add or remove seats as your team changes. Every new team starts with a 14-day free trial — nothing is charged until it ends.
Yes. The action plan in the PDF links to a page in the assessor’s branding. The responsible person marks each action not started, in progress or done, and can leave a comment. Those updates show on the action plan in AssessHub and do not change the risk score.