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Functional testing of emergency/exit lighting is conducted during a monthly inspection for not less than 30 seconds, except as otherwise permitted per NFPA 101 7.9.3.1(2) Inspection of fire extinguisher includes checking that pin is still in place, seal isn’t broken, inspection tag isn’t past due, and tag is dated and signed by auditor.

2nd floor common area hallway

  • 10 emergency lights

  • 11 exit lights

  • 3 fire extinguishers

Suite 2A AAGA

Greeter area

  • 1 emergency light

  • Exit light over door

Waiting room

  • Exit light over door

  • 2 Emergency lights

Patient care area

  • 7 emergency lights

  • 5 exit lights

  • 3 fire extinguishers

Physicians hall

  • 4 emergency lights

  • 3 exit signs

  • 2 fire extinguishers

Suite 2b administration offices

  • 6 exit lights

  • 1 fire extinguisher

  • emergency light front entrance

  • Emergency light rear entrance

Suite 2c Center for maternal and fetal medicine

Waiting room

  • 2 exit/emergency lights

  • 1 fire extinguisher

Patient hallway

  • Emergency light behind front desk

  • 2 emergency/exit combos

  • 2 extinguishers in hallway

  • Extinguisher in kitchen

Suite 2d center for maternal and fetal medicine

Waiting area

  • Fire extinguisher

  • Exit/ emergency combo

2d Hallway

  • 3 emergency /exit combos

  • Exit light end of hallway

  • 2 emergency lights

  • 2 fire extinguishers

1st floor common area

  • 3 exit lights

  • 8 emergency lights

  • 1 fire extinguisher

Freight elevator area 1st floor

  • Exit light

Suite 1A Maryland Center for Digestive Health

Lobby

  • 2 emergency lights

  • 1 exit light

Waiting area

  • 3 exit lights

  • 1 fire extinguisher

  • 5 emergency lights

Procedure area

  • Emergency light

  • Emergency light

  • Emergency light

Suite 1B vacant space

  • 2 emergency lights

  • 1 exit light

Suite 1C anne arundel family eye care

  • 2 exit lights

  • 2 emergency lights

  • 1 fire extinguisher

Corridor before entering Suite 1D

  • Fire extinguisher

  • Exit light

Suite 1D quest diagnostics

  • Emergency light

Lobby

  • Exit light

  • Emergency light

  • Fire extinguisher (serviced by fireline)

Patient area hallway

  • Fire extinguisher (serviced by fireline)

  • 2 emergency lights

  • Exit light

Ground level common area hallway

  • 8 exit lights

  • 2 fire extinguishers

  • 8 emergency lights

Ground level Employee locker room

  • 2 exit lights

  • 1 fire extinguisher

  • 3emergency light

Employees garage

  • 2 exit lights

  • 2 emergency lights

Ground level delivery entrance

  • Exit light

  • Emergency light

Ground level main electric/ mechanical room

  • Fire extinguisher

  • 3 emergency lights

Ground level elevator machine room for passenger elevator

  • Fire extinguisher

Ground level elevator machine room for freight elevator

  • Fire extinguisher

Ground level administrative records storage room

  • Fire extinguisher

Ground level communications office

  • Emergency light

Inspection to identify all fire hazards, obstacles in evacuation routes, and other unsafe conditions

  • Clear of all fire hazards, obstacles in evacuation routes, and other unsafe conditions

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