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Golf Silverknowes Monthly Fire Extinguisher Check

by Gordon Forsyth, from the Community

Use this monthly checklist to inspect fire extinguishers and related safety equipment across the Golf Silverknowes mechanics and workshop areas. Verify that powder, CO2, and foam extinguishers are in place, have intact tags, correct pressure on gauges, and required signage posted nearby. Covers roller door, office door, workshop van, and grounds van locations. Record findings, note any deficiencies, and sign off to confirm equipment is full, accessible, and ready for emergencies.

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by Gordon Forsyth, from the Community

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