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Burbank Office ESM Monthly Fire Hydrant Inspection

by Francis Perconte, from the Community

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Use this monthly fire hydrant inspection checklist to support Essential Safety Measures in office facilities. Verify clear 1 metre access around hydrants, confirm protective caps and test tags are present and legible, document locations, and attach photos. Record responsible personnel, note defects, and assign corrective actions to maintain compliance and readiness. Ideal for facilities teams managing routine ESM checks and record keeping.

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