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Fire Safety PAS 999 Checklist

by Simon Wareham, from the Community

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This PAS 999 aligned fire safety checklist helps duty holders review building and occupant details, identify ignition sources, assess housekeeping and contractor risks, and verify means of escape and compartmentation. It covers escape lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, and relevant fixed or automatic systems. The template guides procedures, roles, liaison with the fire service, staff training and drills, and ongoing testing and maintenance. It also prompts for comprehensive records of inspections, training, alarms, emergency lighting, and protection systems.

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Assess and reduce fire risk with a PAS 79 aligned template designed for any premises. Capture building details, occupancy and special risks, then evaluate common ignition sources such as electrics, smoking, heating, kitchens and dangerous substances. Review housekeeping, contractor controls and storage practices. Document fire protection measures including means of escape, compartmentation, emergency lighting, signage, alarms, extinguishers, sprinklers and smoke control. Manage procedures for evacuation, roles and responsibilities, training, drills and coordination with responders. Maintain testing and maintenance records for alarms, lighting, extinguishers and other systems. Conclude with an overall risk level and sign off for compliance and review scheduling.
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This Fire Risk Assessment checklist helps organizations evaluate fire hazards and compliance across their premises. It covers premises details and occupants at risk, electrical ignition sources, smoking controls, arson prevention, heating and cooking risks, housekeeping standards, contractor controls and hot works, and other ignition sources. It assesses means of escape, provisions for people with disabilities (including PEEPs and refuges), and measures to limit fire spread such as compartmentation and dampers. It includes checks for emergency lighting, fire safety signage, alarm and detection systems, portable extinguishers, and hose reels. The template also guides procedures for emergencies, liaison with fire services, staff roles and training (including fire wardens and drills), and testing and maintenance routines for alarms, lighting, extinguishers, and escape routes.
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Fire Risk Assessment Audit for Non Residential Buildings
This comprehensive fire risk assessment audit template is designed for non residential buildings to help duty holders and assessors evaluate hazards, controls, and compliance. It covers general building information, occupant risks, electrical and ignition sources, smoking, arson, heating and cooking, lightning protection, housekeeping, contractor controls, dangerous substances, and fire protection measures including means of escape, compartmentation, emergency lighting, signage, alarms, and extinguishing systems. It also guides management practices such as procedures, liaison with fire and rescue services, training, drills, testing and maintenance schedules, and record keeping. Use it to identify actions, assign responsibilities, capture evidence, and set reassessment dates.
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