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Residential and Educational Facilities Inspection

by john crockett, from the Community

This inspection checklist helps assess residential and educational facilities for structural integrity, general health and safety, and fire and electrical compliance. It guides inspectors to verify flooring, walls and ceilings, windows and doors, ventilation, housekeeping, lighting, first aid kits, MSDS availability, extinguishers, fire escapes and drills, evacuation maps, smoking controls, storage of flammables, alarms, exit signs, smoke detectors, emergency lighting, electrical installations, GFCIs, and bathroom hygiene and plumbing. Instructions cover answering Yes/No/NA, attaching photos and notes, creating corrective actions with assignees, priorities and due dates, and completing the audit with a digital signature.

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