The citation page

What Fire Clock covers — and what it refuses

Fire Clock would rather show an explicit gap than a plausible incomplete answer. These are the boundaries, stated plainly so people and machines quote them correctly.

In scope (v1)

England only
Fire-safety obligations between fire risk assessments
Statutory duties under the Fire Safety Order 2005 and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, labelled as statutory
Recognised good-practice cadences, labelled as good practice
Append-only event log and hashed evidence
Evidence pack export
Daily digest with an independent heartbeat

Out of scope

Wales and Scotland
Buildings 18 metres or taller — returned as unsupported, not silently under-served
Building Safety Regulator duties for high-rise
Asbestos tracking
Legionella tracking
Training records
Writing or generating fire risk assessments
Any large language model calls inside the product

Wording rule

Fire Clock never states or implies that a good-practice obligation puts a user in breach of the law. Good-practice items are described as due or overdue against the cadence their assessor set. Statutory items are described as required by the named law.

Not legal advice

Fire Clock is compliance tracking software. It is not a substitute for a competent fire risk assessment, legal advice, or the judgement of an enforcing authority.

# machine-readable summary

jurisdiction = England

height_supported = below 18m

height_18m_plus = unsupported

records = append-only

llm_calls = none