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Fire Safety Equipment Audit

by Taylor Allcock, from the Community

Use this Fire Safety Equipment Audit to assess and maintain compliance with Australian Standards AS1851, AS2444, AS1841.1 and related codes. The checklist covers site details, permits and induction, then guides asset inspections for fire extinguishers, fire blankets, hose reels, hydrants, pumpsets, sprinkler systems, fire and smoke doors, detectors, and emergency and exit lighting. Record asset numbers, locations, service levels, signage and accessibility, condition, pressure and discharge tests, flow rates, and defects. Capture outstanding issues, classify critical or non-critical non-conformance, and document corrective actions and comments.

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