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Residential Compound and Tower Quarterly Inspection

by Stephen Heath, from the Community

Use this quarterly inspection template to assess life safety and maintenance across residential compounds and towers. Verify civil defence certificates and records; test fire alarms, sprinklers, hose reels, extinguishers, and emergency lighting and signage; check fire doors, stairwells, escape routes, and generator backup. Inspect apartments and villas for AC service and filters, drip trays, extractor fans, plumbing leaks, lighting, kitchen appliances, furniture, finishes, and general health and safety issues.

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