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Weekly/Monthly Building Inspection Report

by Malcolm Judd, from the Community

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Use this weekly and monthly building inspection report to document essential facility checks and keep assets safe and compliant. The checklist covers auto and access control doors, HVAC indoor and outdoor units, emergency power systems and illuminated signs, final exits, and fire separations. Record locations and observations, note defects, and verify cleanliness, damage, obstructions, leaks, unusual noise, and correct signage. Support routine maintenance and regulatory adherence across levels and basements.

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