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CTC Meadows Weekly Fire Extinguisher Check

by Gordon Forsyth, from the Community

This weekly checklist helps staff verify foam and CO2 fire extinguishers across CTC Meadows locations such as the tennis office, cafe, and changing rooms. Inspect that units are in place, tags are intact, pressure gauges indicate full, and safety signage is correctly positioned. Record findings and sign off to maintain compliance, readiness, and reliable documentation for audits and safety management.

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