Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Area of Inspection

  • Person or persons completing the safety inspection.

  • Centers are required to conduct and document weekly/monthly inspections. Results of the inspection are recorded below. In the event a deficiency is identified that cannot be corrected, the Safety Officer will submit a Maintenance Work Order. Completed checklist must be returned to the Center Safety Officer, based on center policy.

General Requirements

  • All students doors or any door leading to an egress corridor must positive latch on its own. No door can can be held open by any device that will not release the door when the fire alarm is activated.

  • All entrance/exit doors to egress hallways are fully operational and bear then appropriate fire ratings. Frame and door should have a fire rating tag. Doors are free from holes and breakage.

  • All fire egress maps include;<br>(A) Primary and secondary escape routes.<br>(B) "You are here" marking<br>(C) Location of alarm pull stations and fire extinguishers along primary and secondary escape routes.<br>

  • All panic bars are in good working condition and operational.

  • All Emergency Lights are in good condition and operational.

  • All Exit Lights are in good condition, operational, and indicate the proper direction of egress when appropriate.

  • All ceiling tile are in place and there are no holes or gaps in excess of 1/8th".

  • All electrical panels have a 3 foot entry way to panel. Panels doors close and lock.

  • Permanent electrical circuits are utilized rather than extension cords.

  • Area is free of missing tiles both floor and wall.

  • Walking surfaces are free of of slip/trip hazards such as flooring tears, bumps, carpet sags, or other trip hazards.

  • Broken/cracked glass in windows.

  • All sprinkler heads are in place, clean, and no paint. There is at least 18" vertical and 36" horizontal clearance around all sprinkler heads. All risers/stand pipes are operating normally, free of leaks, and at normal pressure.

  • Light fixtures are free of missing lens covers.

  • Sidewalks and other walking surfaces are free of cracks in excess of 1/4".

  • Dryer vents are clean and properly attached.

  • Walking surfaces are free of spilled liquids or water.

  • All egress light fixtures are operational.

  • All exterior light fixtures are operational (Security).

  • Cleaning materials and chemicals are properly stored, not in students rooms, or left unattended.

  • All flammable or hazardous chemicals are properly stored when not in use. Flammable storage cabinets are closed at all times.

  • Flammable storage cabinets are properly vented to the outside.

  • All janitorial closets and mechanical rooms are closed and locked.

  • All G.F.C.I. receptacles are operational.

  • Fire alarm panel(s) indicate normal operation with no trouble alarms or lights. All pull stations are operational.

  • CO2 detectors are present, properly located, and operational.

  • All electrical panels are labeled appropriately.

  • Electrical panel knockouts are in place.

  • M.S.D.S./S.D.S. information is openly available to all staff and students.

  • Area is free of evidence of vermin.

  • Miscellaneous items.

  • Safety Officer

  • Center Director

  • Deputy Center Director

  • F&A Director

  • Maintenance Manager

  • Safety and Security Manager

  • Student Personnel Officer

  • SGA

  • SGA

  • Safety Committee Member

  • Safety Committee Member

  • Safety Committee Member

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