Professional fire safety services for Dublin businesses, healthcare facilities, and public buildings.
Fire Safety and Health & Safety Services in Dublin
Dublin is home to the highest concentration of commercial premises, healthcare facilities, and designated centres in Ireland. The city's mix of modern office buildings, historic structures, hotels, hospitals, and nursing homes each present distinct fire safety challenges. Building owners and employers across Dublin must comply with the Fire Services Acts 1981 and 2003, the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005, and Building Regulations (Technical Guidance Document B).
Fire Risk Assessments
PAS 79-1:2020 compliant fire risk assessments for Dublin businesses, healthcare facilities, and public buildings. Conducted by BEng-qualified, NFRAR-registered assessors.
Fire Safety Training
CPD-accredited on-site training at your Dublin premises. Fire warden, fire safety awareness, evacuation procedures, and specialist healthcare courses.
Fire Door Inspections
23-point fire door inspections to BS 8214:2026 across Dublin. Detailed photographic reports with pass, advisory, or fail ratings for every door.
Health & Safety Consultancy
Safety statements, risk assessments, and safety audits for Dublin businesses. ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 dual-certified consultancy.
Fire Safety Enforcement in Dublin
Dublin Fire Brigade operates a dedicated Fire Prevention Section staffed by Senior Executive Fire Prevention Officers. Under the Fire Services Acts 1981 and 2003, they carry out inspections of commercial premises, issue fire safety notices, and enforce compliance across Dublin's four local authority areas. The Fire Prevention Section also processes fire safety certificate applications and licensing inspections for places of assembly.
Phoenix STS works alongside the requirements enforced by Dublin Fire Brigade to help Dublin businesses and healthcare facilities maintain compliance. Our fire risk assessments, training programmes, and inspection services are designed to meet and exceed the standards that fire authorities expect.
Healthcare Fire Safety in Dublin
Dublin has the largest number of HIQA-registered designated centres for older persons in the State. Each must comply with Regulation 28 of S.I. 415/2013 (as amended by S.I. 1/2025), requiring adequate fire precautions, documented fire risk assessments, fire safety management plans, and regular staff training. Dublin also has major hospitals including the Mater, St James's, Beaumont, Tallaght, and St Vincent's, all of which require fire safety management systems.
Phoenix STS provides specialist fire safety consultancy to nursing homes and designated centres across Dublin and the surrounding region. Our services include PAS 79-1:2020 fire risk assessments, fire safety management plans, staff training programmes, emergency evacuation planning, and fire detection system audits to IS 3218:2024.
Contact Phoenix STS to discuss your fire safety and health and safety requirements in Dublin. Call 043 334 9611 or visit our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Under Section 19 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005, every employer must identify workplace hazards, including fire, and document a risk assessment. The Fire Services Acts 1981 and 2003 place a further duty on persons in control of premises to guard against fire and ensure the safety of occupants. Dublin Fire Brigade's Fire Prevention Section actively inspects commercial premises and can issue fire safety notices where deficiencies are found. Phoenix STS conducts PAS 79-1:2020 fire risk assessments across Dublin, delivered by BEng-qualified, NFRAR-registered assessors.
Phoenix STS delivers on-site fire safety training at your Dublin premises, including fire warden courses, fire safety awareness, fire extinguisher practical training, evacuation procedures, and specialist nursing home fire safety courses. All instructor-led courses are CPD-accredited. We also offer scheduled public courses and online e-learning options. Training is tailored to your specific premises type and fire risk profile.
Yes. Phoenix STS carries out fire door inspections across Dublin in accordance with BS 8214:2026 using a 23-point inspection checklist. Each fire door set is assessed for integrity of the door leaf, frame, intumescent strips, smoke seals, glazing, ironmongery, self-closing devices, and gap tolerances. A detailed photographic report is provided for every door inspected.
Yes. Phoenix STS works with nursing homes and designated centres across Dublin to achieve and maintain compliance with HIQA Regulation 28. Our services include PAS 79-1:2020 fire risk assessments, fire safety management plans, staff training programmes, evacuation planning, and audits of fire detection and alarm systems to IS 3218:2024. We currently support over 85 nursing homes and residential care centres nationwide.
Fire safety awareness training should be provided to all staff on induction and refreshed annually. Fire warden training is typically renewed every two years. For HIQA-regulated designated centres, staff must receive fire safety training at least annually, and new staff must be trained before working unsupervised. These requirements derive from the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and HIQA's guidance for registered providers.
Phoenix STS provides fire safety and health and safety services across the entire Dublin region, including Dublin city centre, Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Fingal, and South Dublin. Our head office is in Longford, and we deliver services nationwide across all 26 counties. For Dublin clients, we schedule site visits, training, and inspections on agreed dates with no additional travel charges within the Greater Dublin Area.
Phoenix STS delivers fire safety training, consultancy, and inspection services across Dublin and all 26 counties. ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 certified. Call 043 334 9611.