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Monthly Fire Evacuation Equipment Checks

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This monthly checklist helps facility teams inspect and maintain fire evacuation equipment and readiness. Verify the evacuation bag contents, including first aid kit, torch, loud hailer, high-visibility jacket, hazard tape, foil blankets, pocket mask, light sticks, evac chair key, spare batteries, and whistles. Confirm foil blanket boxes at pool exits and leisure water areas are stocked, check zone cards are up to date, note issues, and sign off.

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