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Fire Certificate Inspection Checklist

by Muhd Nur Dzaki Roslie, from the Community

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This Fire Certificate Inspection Checklist helps facilities teams verify critical building fire safety systems. Assess alarms and call points, smoke control, fire dampers, hose reels and hydrants, extinguishers, emergency lighting and exit signs, pressurisation systems, lifts and fire lifts, standby generators, and more. Use it to document tests, note deficiencies, and confirm secondary power, zoning, signage, and access meet local code requirements.

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Fire Certificate Inspection Checklist

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