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Monthly Check List HSF04b

by warren Greatrex, from the Community

Use this monthly checklist to assess site-wide safety and maintenance, including fire doors and alarms, lifts and escalators, slip and trip hazards, building fabric, service and car park areas, plant rooms, contractor controls, roofs and working at height, children’s play areas, asbestos monitoring, CCTV checks, and accident reporting. Track defects, keep logs up to date, and close out actions each month.

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This HSF04a daily checklist helps facilities teams carry out routine site inspections across buildings and grounds. It covers fire safety equipment and routes; lifts and escalators; slip, trip and fall hazards; toilets and welfare facilities; building fabric and glazing; general housekeeping; car parks and service areas; plant rooms and workshops; maintenance and contractor controls; roof access and work at height; children areas; asbestos risk monitoring; and CCTV checks. Use it to log issues, verify weekly coverage, and capture the name and signature of the person completing the audit.

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HSF04b Daily Facilities Safety Checklist

Streamline daily site inspections with the HSF04b checklist covering fire safety, lifts and escalators, slips and trips, building fabric, housekeeping, car parks, plant rooms, and contractor controls. Capture defects, verify fire, water and M&E logbooks, check CCTV and asbestos records, and confirm roof access and fall protection. Record weather, site details and signatures, then close out actions to keep your facility safe and compliant.

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Weekly Property Inspection Checklist

This weekly property inspection checklist helps facility and property managers review building condition and safety across common areas and back-of-house spaces. It covers fire safety (escape routes, doors, extinguishers, call points), general housekeeping, and building fabric (glazing, fencing, staircases). It includes checks for slips, trips and falls, lifts and escalators, plant rooms and workshops, working at height, and car parks and service areas. Welfare facilities and toilets are verified for cleanliness and supplies, while signage, lighting, drainage, and traffic controls are assessed. The template also supports contractor management through permits and equipment guards, ensuring consistent, auditable maintenance routines.

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Monthly Check List HSF04b

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