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Fire Fighting Equipment Checklist

by Martin Bredenhann, from the Community

This fire fighting equipment checklist helps teams regularly inspect and maintain critical fire safety assets across sites and facilities. Verify hydrants, hose reels and fire extinguishers, assess signage and demarcation, check for leaks, corrosion and damage, confirm pressure and accessibility, and record service dates and issues. Use it to standardize routine checks, document findings and corrective actions, and support compliance and safer operations.

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Manual Fire Fighting Equipment Monthly Inspection
This monthly inspection checklist helps teams verify the condition and readiness of manual firefighting equipment across a site. Inspect portable fire extinguishers, hose reels, and fire blankets for current tags and test dates, correct pressure ranges, intact locking pins and anti‑tamper ties, accessibility, visible signage, and evidence of leaks or damage. Capture photos, record comments, and log actions where variances are found. Include inspector name, signature, date, and time to maintain compliance records. Designed to support facility safety programs; review local codes and professional guidance to ensure suitability for your workplace.
by Nitai Whitehurst, from the Community
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Fire Safety Equipment Audit
Use this Fire Safety Equipment Audit to assess and maintain compliance with Australian Standards AS1851, AS2444, AS1841.1 and related codes. The checklist covers site details, permits and induction, then guides asset inspections for fire extinguishers, fire blankets, hose reels, hydrants, pumpsets, sprinkler systems, fire and smoke doors, detectors, and emergency and exit lighting. Record asset numbers, locations, service levels, signage and accessibility, condition, pressure and discharge tests, flow rates, and defects. Capture outstanding issues, classify critical or non-critical non-conformance, and document corrective actions and comments.
by Taylor Allcock, from the Community
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Weekly Fire Checks Inspection Checklist
This weekly fire checks inspection template helps teams verify core fire prevention controls across facilities. Inspect extinguishers for mounting, tags, cleanliness, and charge. Review hydrants and fire boxes for damage, signage, and access. Confirm exits are clear, lit, and signed, and test alarms. Record site details, note issues, add comments, and capture a signature to support compliance and corrective action.
by Lukasz Karpiel, from the Community
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Fire Hose Box and Hydrant Quarterly Checklist
Use this quarterly checklist to inspect fire hose boxes and fire hydrants across your site. Record the condition of hydrants and hose boxes, confirm the number of hoses and nozzles, and assess hose and nozzle condition. Mark items as Good, Fair, Poor, or N/A, and capture date, time, and inspector signature. This template supports routine fire safety maintenance, ensuring equipment is accessible, functional, and compliant, with space to note issues and corrective actions for follow-up.
by Howard Mason, from the Community
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Manual Fire Fighting Equipment Monthly Inspection

This monthly inspection checklist helps teams verify the condition and readiness of manual firefighting equipment across a site. Inspect portable fire extinguishers, hose reels, and fire blankets for current tags and test dates, correct pressure ranges, intact locking pins and anti‑tamper ties, accessibility, visible signage, and evidence of leaks or damage. Capture photos, record comments, and log actions where variances are found. Include inspector name, signature, date, and time to maintain compliance records. Designed to support facility safety programs; review local codes and professional guidance to ensure suitability for your workplace.

by Nitai Whitehurst, from the Community

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Fire Safety Equipment Audit

Use this Fire Safety Equipment Audit to assess and maintain compliance with Australian Standards AS1851, AS2444, AS1841.1 and related codes. The checklist covers site details, permits and induction, then guides asset inspections for fire extinguishers, fire blankets, hose reels, hydrants, pumpsets, sprinkler systems, fire and smoke doors, detectors, and emergency and exit lighting. Record asset numbers, locations, service levels, signage and accessibility, condition, pressure and discharge tests, flow rates, and defects. Capture outstanding issues, classify critical or non-critical non-conformance, and document corrective actions and comments.

by Taylor Allcock, from the Community

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Weekly Fire Checks Inspection Checklist

This weekly fire checks inspection template helps teams verify core fire prevention controls across facilities. Inspect extinguishers for mounting, tags, cleanliness, and charge. Review hydrants and fire boxes for damage, signage, and access. Confirm exits are clear, lit, and signed, and test alarms. Record site details, note issues, add comments, and capture a signature to support compliance and corrective action.

by Lukasz Karpiel, from the Community

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Fire Hose Box and Hydrant Quarterly Checklist

Use this quarterly checklist to inspect fire hose boxes and fire hydrants across your site. Record the condition of hydrants and hose boxes, confirm the number of hoses and nozzles, and assess hose and nozzle condition. Mark items as Good, Fair, Poor, or N/A, and capture date, time, and inspector signature. This template supports routine fire safety maintenance, ensuring equipment is accessible, functional, and compliant, with space to note issues and corrective actions for follow-up.

by Howard Mason, from the Community

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Fire Fighting Equipment Checklist

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