Conducted by AIOSHE in Partnership with Royal Fire Services (Pvt) Ltd
At AMOSA Institute of Safety, Health and Environment (AIOSHE), in collaboration with Royal Fire Services (Pvt) Ltd, we are proud to offer a comprehensive Fire Risk Survey Program designed to help businesses, institutions, and industrial facilities identify, assess, and mitigate potential fire hazards.
What is a Fire Risk Survey?
A Fire Risk Survey is a systematic evaluation of a property, site, or facility to:
Identify fire hazards
Evaluate existing fire prevention and protection measures
Assess the level of risk to life, property, and operations
Recommend practical, regulatory-compliant fire safety improvements
Audit Features:
Gap analysis against regulatory requirements and ISO standards
Detailed risk identification and non-conformity reports
Practical and prioritized corrective action plans
Confidential and objective evaluations
On-site and remote audit options
Our Partnership with ROYAL FIRE SERVICES (Pvt) Ltd
This joint initiative combines AIOSHE’s expertise in occupational safety and health with Royal Fire Services’ vast experience in fire prevention, detection, and suppression systems. The result is a powerful, reliable, and actionable assessment tailored to each client’s environment.
Survey Components
Our survey includes:
Inspection of fire detection and alarm systems
Evaluation of fire suppression equipment (extinguishers, sprinklers, hydrants)
Review of evacuation procedures and emergency preparedness
Identification of ignition sources and combustible materials
Risk classification of zones/areas within the facility
Fire safety training recommendations
Compliance check with Zimbabwean laws and international fire safety standards
Why You Need a Fire Risk Survey
Protect lives and assets
Ensure compliance with fire safety regulations
Reduce insurance premiums
Enhance business continuity and reputation
Promote a proactive safety culture
Who Should Participate?
Industrial and manufacturing plants
Commercial buildings and offices
Schools, colleges, and training institutions
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Warehouses, fuel stations, and high-risk environments.
About us
AIOSHE stands committed to the prevention and reduction of occupational incidents in the continent of Africa. We do this by engaging every employer, employees, authorities and all stakeholders involved like city councils, national employment councils, professional bodies and associations and when we engage our message is one.