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IVC Fire Risk Assessment Checklist

by Sian Betts, from the Community

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Use this IVC fire risk assessment checklist to evaluate building details, occupants at special risk, ignition sources and housekeeping, fire protection measures, and management controls. Sections cover electrical safety, smoking, arson, heating, cooking, lightning protection, means of escape, fire doors, signage, alarms, extinguishers, training, drills, and routine maintenance. Record responsible persons, plan evacuations, communicate with emergency services, and set a reassessment date. Adaptable for veterinary or similar facilities.

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