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LSFD Building Self Inspection Form

by Terry Kaufman, from the Community

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This LSFD Building Self Inspection Form helps facilities and property managers assess fire and life safety across buildings. Review exterior grounds, doors and stairways, HVAC, electrical systems, and housekeeping. Verify emergency lighting and generators, clear exits, handrails, anti slip treads, and unobstructed panels. Check NFPA 96 kitchen protections, hood and duct cleaning, extinguisher placement and service tags, smoke and heat detection, and sprinkler testing. Use this customizable checklist to document compliance issues, add comments and photos, and schedule follow up actions to maintain safety and code compliance.

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