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SSAIB Under the Microscope - May 2026 Issue - Mark Hall - HallMark Compliance Ltd

22/05/2026

In this edition of Fire Safety Matters “Under the Microscope” feature, we profile HallMark Compliance Ltd, a specialist fire risk assessment company based in Wirral. As the only BAFE SP205-certified fire risk assessment provider in the area, HallMark Compliance delivers professional fire risk assessment services across a range of sectors, including complex heritage and listed buildings. The company places a strong emphasis on competence, continuous professional development, and third-party certification, ensuring clients receive high-quality, independent fire safety advice that meets recognised industry standards.

This article explores the evolving fire safety industry, highlighting how the introduction of BS 8674:2025 is helping to establish clear competency standards for fire risk assessors while increasing confidence for duty holders when selecting competent professionals. It explains how HallMark Compliance differentiates itself through its BAFE SP205 certification, specialist expertise in challenging environments, and collaborative approach to balancing life safety with the preservation of historic buildings. The company also discusses the growing importance of third-party certification, noting that increasing numbers of organisations now recognise BAFE certification as the benchmark for quality, professionalism, and compliance. HallMark Compliance remains committed to investing in staff development, maintaining technical excellence, and keeping pace with legislative changes to ensure clients receive practical, compliant fire risk assessments. Looking ahead, the business expects competency, accreditation, and continuous improvement to play an increasingly important role in raising standards and enhancing fire safety across the industry.

Link to full article (Found on page 74) - https://www.flipsnack.com/E59F88BBDC9/fsm-may-26-issue