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Fire Wardens Monthly Fire Inspection P13

by Dee Harrison, from the Community

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This monthly fire inspection checklist helps fire wardens verify compliance across depots and facilities. It covers means of escape, fire alarms and call points, emergency lighting to BS 5266, and firefighting equipment including extinguishers, blankets, hydrants, and hose reels. It also checks procedures such as drills, training, log books, assembly points, and visitor information, plus general housekeeping, electrical safety, gas and compressed air, sprinklers, flammable storage, and hot works. Use it to maintain readiness and meet policy P13 requirements.

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