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QSHE 149 Fire Risk Assessment Checklist

by Tiffany Argent, from the Community

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Use this QSHE 149 Fire Risk Assessment checklist to conduct a full site review. Assess internal and external fire safety documentation, emergency and evacuation plans, emergency lighting, fire alarms and logs, and fire extinguisher servicing. Inspect housekeeping, smoking controls, electrical safety including PAT and fixed wiring, arson prevention, portable heaters, kitchens, and contractor hot works permits. Verify means of escape, compartmentation, signage, and lighting, and record corrective actions.

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QSHE 149 Fire Risk Assessment
This QSHE 149 Fire Risk Assessment template guides a full site audit of fire safety. It covers emergency planning, evacuation and muster points, weekly alarm and lighting checks, fixed wiring and PAT records, storage of combustibles, LPG and hazardous substances, smoking controls, arson prevention, contractor management and permits to work, housekeeping, portable heaters, lightning protection, escape routes and exits, compartmentation, fire and smoke door integrity, emergency lighting, fire signage, alarms and detection, and the suitability and placement of fire extinguishers. Use it to identify hazards, verify compliance, and document corrective actions across offices, retail branches, or facilities.
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