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Monthly Fixed Fire Fighting Systems and Ducting

by Chief Officer, from the Community

This monthly checklist helps teams inspect fixed fire fighting systems and galley ducting in kitchens. Verify CO2 and Hi Fog systems, deep fat fryer suppression, clear operating instructions, correct valve positions, and cleanliness of ducting. Record findings, note any issues, and complete sign off to maintain compliance and readiness for kitchen fire safety.

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Monthly Fixed Fire Fighting Systems and Ducting

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