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GLC Weekly Fire Extinguisher Check

by Gordon Forsyth, from the Community

This weekly checklist guides facility teams through fire extinguisher inspections across key areas such as reception, kitchens, saunas, pool plant rooms, studios, gyms, corridors, and exits. Verify extinguishers are in place, tags are intact, gauges indicate full pressure, and safety signage is correctly positioned. Covers water, foam, CO2, and powder types, plus evacuation chair presence where applicable. Ideal for routine compliance and readiness checks.

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LVSC Weekly Fire Extinguisher Check

This weekly fire extinguisher checklist helps facility teams confirm extinguishers and fire safety equipment are in place, tagged, full, and clearly signed. It covers CO2, water, and foam units across entrances, reception, studios, gym, cafe, poolside, corridors, plant rooms, and more, plus fire blankets and an exit chair where applicable. Use it to document compliance, maintain readiness, and streamline routine inspections across large facilities such as leisure centers and gyms.

by Gordon Forsyth, from the Community

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PSC Weekly Fire Extinguisher Check

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by Gordon Forsyth, from the Community

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