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Certification Assessment Report Template

by Stephen Payne, from the Community

Use this Certification Assessment Report template to conduct AFSS assessments and document building fire safety measures including alarms, sprinklers, hydrants, fire doors, emergency lighting, exit signage, smoke control, and evacuation procedures. Capture site details, BCA classification, dates of testing, and compliance notes to support annual fire safety statements and audits.

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