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KESW Building Regular Fire Safety Inspection

by Richard Hooker, from the Community

This KESW building regular fire safety inspection checklist helps facility teams assess shared and communal areas for compliance and hazards. It covers fire detection and alarm systems, safety documentation, emergency lighting, firefighting equipment, means of escape, electrical points, storage areas, and other risks. Inspectors can verify signage, ensure access and egress are clear, check equipment condition and inspection dates, and confirm corrective actions from previous inspections. Use it to document findings, assign actions, and maintain a safe environment for occupants.

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