If you are the landlord of an HMO (House in Multiple Occupation), it is your duty to ensure that the common areas of the property meet the correct safety standards. An HMO is a property shared by three or more tenants, not from the same family.
This includes keeping on top of fire safety. The best way of ensuring this is to periodically complete a fire risk assessment, or whenever there is a significant change. The assessment aims to reduce the risk of a fire and its ability to spread should one break out. But it will also ensure occupants get alerted to a fire and can make an escape.
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