Information
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It is the policy of CRI to protect all persons including employees, service users, contractors & the general public from potential injury or damage to their health which may arise from a fire. The company will provide and maintain safe and healthy working conditions, equipment and system of work for all employees, and to provide such information, training and supervision as they need for this purpose. The company will give a high level of commitment to fire safety and will comply with all statutory requirements. Commentary: The Fire Safety Risk Assessment is contained within the Fire and Premises Safety folder and is kept in the project office. The plan confirms that a fire risk assessment will be completed to ensure adequate fire safety and will be reviewed as necessary. The fire risk assessment will follow the five step approach detailed in the HM Government fire safety risk assessment guide. The significant findings will be recorded. Any deficiencies identified by the fire risk assessment process will be prioritised and rectified accordingly. Although having overall responsibility for fire safety matters CRI has made the Locality Manager responsible for fire safety matters which include the fire risk assessment and all matters appertaining to it. The Locality Manager will be responsible for: Deciding the fire safety protective and preventative measures. Ensuring they are implemented and communicated to other employees, volunteers and service users. Ensuring co-ordination between other responsible persons. Fire Safety will be an agenda item for the Managers Meeting. The Health and Safety Manager will be responsible for monitoring the effectiveness of the fire risk assessment process and its implementation through the 6-moth Premises Safety Review submissions in February & August.
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FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT
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Document No.
General Profile
Site Details
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Property ID reference
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Address
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Project cost centre
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Responsible Person
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Responsible Person Job Title
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Contact Telephone No.
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Assessors Name
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Assessment Date
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Premise Photo
Main Building Profile Information
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Site Description
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Describe the building in terms of the structure,e.g brick build single story self contained with pitch slate roof.
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Primary use of Building
- residential unit
- treatment recovery centre
- offices not engaging with service users
- manufacturing unit
- catering establishment
- holistic therapy centre
- administration offices
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Revisit Cycle
- 6 Months
- 12 Months
- 24 Months
- 36 Months
- 48 Months
- 60 Months
- 72 Months
- N/A
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Floor Area of Building (SqM)
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Floor Area Assessed (SqM)
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Number of Floors (Enter No.)
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Number of Floors Occupied (Enter No.)
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Number of staircases
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Is the Client the Landlord?
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Multiple Building Occupants
- Partner treatment service
- Other private business
- under croft car park
- residential accommodation
- mixed residential and shop
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Total Number of Staff On-site (Enter No.)
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Average number of service users/visitors per day
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Occupants with Disabilities (Enter No.)
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Sleeping Occupants (Enter No.)
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Contractors who work regularly in the building
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Consider cleaners, handymen etc who may work out of normal working hours
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Total Occupancy (Enter No.)
Fire Safety Related Profile Information
Fire Safety Related Profile information
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Outstanding Enforcement Notice
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Emergency Plan in Place
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Emergency Floor Plan
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Alarm Type
- Unknown
- L
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
- LD
- LD1
- LD2
- LD3
- P
- P1
- P2
- PD
- PD1
- PD2
- M
- M\E
- M\P
- L\M\E
- P\M\E
- No AFA
- None
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Previous History Of Fire (Last 12 Months)
Incident
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Floor
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Room/ Area
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Reason for Incident
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Person Injured as a Result of Fire
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Additional Information
Auditors Additional Information (Fire)
Inaccessible Areas
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Inaccessible Areas
Area
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Floor
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Room/ Area
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Reasons for No Access
Mitigation Information
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Indicate the Location of:
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Mains Electrical intake
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Floor
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Room
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Main Gas Intake
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Floor
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Fire Alarm Indicator Panel
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Room
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Floor
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Nature and Location of Hazardous Process/ Contents e.g. Lifeskill kitchen. Any compressed flammable gases, processes including naked flames
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Nature and Location of any Business Critical Areas
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Business Critical Area
Area
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E.g. Server rooms or rooms containing stored controlled medication
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Area
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Floor
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Room
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Fire Fighting Shafts and Risers
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Emergency Access for fire Service Vehicles
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Can fire engines get close to the building?
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Location of Nearest Open Water Source
Log Book
Cyclical Tasks
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Electrical Wiring Tests
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Date
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Fire Detection and Alarms
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Date
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Emergency Lighting
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Date
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PAT Testing
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Date
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Heating Systems
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Date
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Fire Drill
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Date
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Fire Training
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Date
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Is there enough Escape Routes provided for the average number of occupants?
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Are there enough extinguishers sited throughout the building<br>
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Where are extinguishers missing from?
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Show the locations on the floor plan
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Are extinguishers visually inspected monthly, and are records available to confirm this?
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Recorded visual inspection date (Section 9 of the Fire and Premises Safety Records Folder)
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Local management must ensure these inspections are carried out every month and recorded in line with CRI Fire Safety Policy
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Is emergency lighting provided?
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Recorded 'on/off' switch test date (section 10 of the Fire and Premises Safety Records Folder)
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Local management must ensure these inspections are carried out every month and recorded in line with CRI Fire Safety Policy
Management
Management Responsibilities
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If all foregoing elements are followed the fire safety provisions are likely to be such that in the event of fire, the occupants of the building will be able to reach a place of safety. However, these fire safety provisions can be seriously compromised by a lack of fire safety managment.
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1.1 Are management and staff fully aware of the fire safety features of the premises in compliance with relevant guidance, or is their knowledge at a satisfactory level?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. RP not aware of FS measures
- 2. Employees not aware of risks
- 3. Poor evacuation arrangements
- 4. Insufficient fire wardens
- 6. Processes managed poorly
- 7. Employees not aware of haz subs
- 8. Environmental impact of fire
- 9. Access management - hazards
- 12. No emergency plans
- 11. Young persons - parents etc.
- 13. No multi Occ. coordination
- 14. FR Notice differs from emerg. plan
- 15. Staff unaware of EP
- 17. Emerg. Plan different to Policy
- 18. Escape routes not checked
- 20. Escape route policy ignored
- 22. Emerg. Plan help of FB Other
- 23. Evac roll call inadequate
- 24. Competent persons to assist
- 25. No FS Mgmnt practices
- 26. Monitor FS
- 27. Temp workers - inform
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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1.2 Have staff received fire awareness training in compliance with relevant guidance, or otherwise adequate training?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. No fire induction training
- 2. No ongoing training provided
- 3. No training detail in records
- 4. No existing nominations/ training
- 5. Fire wardens not trained
- 6. Outside contractors not trained
- 7. No fire drill in the last 6 months
- 8. No training records available
- 10. Trng not inline with Emerg. Plan
- 11. Inappropriate training
- 12. Not all records in log book
- 13. Evac. debrief req.
- 14. Trng. req. more often
- 15. Trng. req. Small Premises
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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All staff should be aware of the emergency procedures. Documentary evidence should confirm this in section seven of the Fire and Premises Safety Folder.
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1.3 Are housekeeping standards compliant with relevant guidance, or otherwise satisfactory?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Flams not disposed of safely
- 2. Combustibles on MoE
- 3. Floor coverings are trip hazards
- 4. Fire exit obstructed outside
- 5. MoE route obstructed
- 7. Fire route not kept clear
- 8. Room use inappropriate
- 9. Fire route not delineated
- 10. Room contents impede MoE
- 11. Waste skips too close
- 12. Storage within staircase
- 13. Exits obstructed - housekeeping
- 14. Storage in vicinity of electrics
- 15. Elec/ Plant-manage
- 16. Combsusts generally
- 17. No recycling in routes
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Visual inspection of the premises will indicate whether this is of concern. Reference to both monthly inspection reports and six month Health and Safety returns will indicate if the local management are managing housekeeping on an ongoing basis
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How will people be warned if there is a fire (This May range from a shout of "Fire" to an electrical fire alarm system)
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What should staff do if they discover a fire?
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Where should people assemble and how to check the premises have been evacuated?
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How should the evacuation of the premises be carried out?
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Are there records of fire drills, instruction and training?
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Last recorded drill date
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
Hazards
Ignition Risks
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Identification of hazards and their removal or effective control is an integral part of a fire risk assessment. Hazardous in this context are related to ignition sources and the presence of flammable, combustable and other dangerous materials as defined in the Chemicals (Hazard information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations 2002. List all items of concern.
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Are there naked flames used in the building?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Are convector heaters used in the building?
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Are the areas surrounding the units kept clear at all times?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Are cooking facilities provided in the building?
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Are people in attendance at all times whilst cooking ?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
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Is there a risk of arson in or around the service?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
Construction
Construction
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Structural fire protection is intended to ensure that the building will not collapse prematurely in a fire and that the means of escape for the occupants can be utilized without undue risk. It will not, however, necessarily avoid the material loss of the property. The structural protection is also intended to reduce the potential of fire spread from one building to another. List any concerns you have with elements of structure within this premises
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3.1 Are the fire resisting separating floors and or walls of the building compliant with relevant guidance or otherwise in a satisfactory condition?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Separating floors not FR30
- 2. Separating floors not FR60
- 3. Holes in FR30 ceiling
- 4. Holes in FR60 ceiling
- 5. Roof void storage Std for FR
- 6. Roof void storage tiles damaged
- 7. FR30 Ceiling penetrated
- 8. FR60 ceiling penetrated
- 9. Are materials used FR30
- 10. Are materials used FR60
- 11. Do floors meet required FR
- 12. Core panels breached
- 13. Core panels damaged
- 14. Core panel joints damaged
- 15. Ceiling tiles - fire spread
- 16. Fire spread to other buildings
- 17. Ceiling tiles - fire spread
- 18. Walls not FR30
- 19. Wales not FR60
- 20. holes in FR walls 0 fire spread
- 21. Holes in FR60 walls - fire spread
- 22. FR30 wall penetrated
- 23. FR60 wall penetrated
- 24. Glazing not FR30
- 25. Glazing not FR60
- 26. Glazing not pyro
- 27. Gap at head
- 28. Soil pipes thru floors
- 29. infil not req std
- 30. AFD for walls in flats
- 31. FR access hatch
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Fire resisting partitions should extend between the floor and the true ceiling. If a false ceiling has been put in place the void above must be suitably protected to avoid the spread of fire.
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3.2 Are shafts for lifts enclosed with fire resisting construction in compliance with relevant guidance or otherwise satisfactory?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Not enclosed with FR30
- 2. Not enclosed with FR60
- 3. FR30 wall penetrated
- 4. FR60 wall penetrated
- 5. Access hatch not FR
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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3.5 Are areas of ancillary accommodation separated from the remaining of the building with fire resisting construction in compliance with relevant guidance, or in a satisfactory manner?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Kitchen not FR30
- 2. Stores not MoE not FR30
- 3. Hazard area not FR30 enclosed
- 4. Int.car park not FR30 enclosed
- 5. Hazard area not FR60 enclosed
- 6. Int.car park not FR60 enclosed
- 7. Plant/services room not FR30
- 8. Plant/services room not FR60
- 9. Boiler room not FR30
- 10. Boiler room not FR60
- 11. Ancilry. accom on MoE not FR30
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
Means of Escape
Means of Escape
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To facilitate escape it is necessary to ensure that protected escape routes are safeguarded against the ingress of smoke o regulate the distance people have to travel before they reach a storey exit or final exit. List any areas of concern.
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4.1 Are the escape routes of such a number and so sited that the travel distance from any point to the nearest storey exit is compliant with relevant guidance or within acceptable limits?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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4.2 Is the number of escape routes from a room or storey complaint with relevant guidance or sufficient?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. +60 pers on single esc route
- 2. Over max occupancy for storey
- 3. Insufficient room/storey exits
- 4. Insufficient exit width
- 5. Escape corridors narrow in width
- 6. Escape corridors obstructed
- 7. Excess persons using room
- 8. Not to modern stds
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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4.3 Is escape from inner rooms compliant with relevant guidance or otherwise satisfactory?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Access room is high fire hazard
- 2. No VP or AFD
- 3. Inner room partitions too high
- 4. VP inadequate
- 5. Inner Inner room sitn
- 6. Inner inner no AFD
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Where rooms have been created from large open spaces it is important that those using the rooms can be quickly alerted to a fire,and be able to safely leave the building by a protected escape route
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4.4 Are corridors compliant with relevant guidance, or provided with adequate fire resistance and/or other facilities to allow persons to reach a storey exit safely?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. FR30 corridors in sleep/ res acc
- 2. Partitions not to ceiling
- 3. Subdivide dead end corridors
- 4. Subdivide corridors > 12mtrs/exits
- 5. Dead end not a prot corr.
- 6. Service corridor not FR30
- 7. Service corridor not FR60
- 8. FD30 corridors for diff occ
- 9. FR30 walls penetrated
- 10. FR60 walls penetrated
- 11. Combustibles in corridor
- 12. Corridor not FD60 res/sleep acc.
- 13. Storage in corr no AFD
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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4.5 Is the means of escape from each occupancy compliant with relevant guidance or otherwise acceptable?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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4.6 Is the escape route across a flat roof complaint with relevant guidance or otherwise satisfactory?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. MoE crosses other occ roof
- 2. MoE across roof inadequate
- 3. Escape route not FR
- 4. Opening near MoE not FR30
- 5. MoE unavailable at times
- 6. MoE not weather protected
- 7. Obstructed roof route
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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4.7 Is the capacity of protected stairways compliant with relevant guidance, sufficient and do they offer suitable protection to ensure the safe escape of occupants?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. MoE stairways not FR30
- 2. MoE stairways not to final exit
- 3. Flats-no FR doors/vents
- 4. Unprot cpd/store on stair
- 5. Store/cpd on single stair
- 6. Reception area >10m2 on stairway
- 7. Reception area in single stairways
- 8. Risk WC opens onto stair
- 9. Horiz.movement thru stair enc
- 10. Insufficient prot stairs
- 11. Stairways not wide enough
- 12. Sngl stair no basemnt separation
- 13. Stairs no basemnt separation
- 14. Sngl stair not adequate protectd
- 15. Car park stair no adequate prot
- 16. Stair not adequately protected
- 17. Stair tread nosing lose
- 18. Stair coverings are defective
- 19. Defective handrail
- 20. Stairlift reduces escape width
- 21. Unprot electrics in prot stairs
- 22. No lobby approach > 20m high bldg
- 23. Combustibles in protectd stairs
- 24. This is a single stair condition
- 25. Dry riser not tested
- 26. Gap at side flr
- 27. Dirty/slippery stair
- 28. Loose mats etc
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Stairways must be able to accommodate the width of 2 people.
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4.8 Are external stairways and routes compliant with relevant guidance or otherwise satisfactory for use in case of emergency?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Stairway may be unsafe
- 2. Unprotectd openings 1.8m of stair
- 3. Access rooms to stair not FR
- 4. SC req external escape door
- 5. Stairs not weather protected
- 6. Vents within 1.8m of stairs
- 7. No handrail provided
- 8. Defective handrail
- 9. External MoE route hazardous
- 10. No route access to RV point
- 11. Openings 1.8m ext exit route
- 12. Maintain external exit route
- 13. External route via unmade ground
- 14. Keep underground levels down
- 15. Obstructs on route
- 16. Poorly defined route
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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External fire stairs are in good condition and are safe for use in an emergency.
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4.9 Are arrangements made for the means of escape of disabled persons complaint with relevant guidance or otherwise acceptable?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Disabled not considered in FRA
- 2. Poor disabled MoE strategy
- 3. No disabled emergency plan
- 4. No nomination system to assist disabled
- 5. 1st stage alert req for disabled
- 6. No training for disabled strategy
- 7. Trng of staff who help disabled
- 8. No disabled evacuation plan
- 9. Safe refuges not provided
- 10. refuge access obstructed
- 11. W/chairs impede MoE stairs
- 12. Inadequate refuge areas
- 13. Inadequate disabled evac lift
- 14. No comms in refuge
- 15. Fire alarm audible for deaf
- 16. Inadequate general lighting
- 17. Fire safety signs to small
- 18. Stairway not disabled friendly
- 19. Handrail not disabled friendly
- 20. No colour contrast on steps
- 21. Inadequate ramps
- 22. Lift not suitable for use in fire
- 23. Public access and special needs
- 24. External route-disabled
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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4.10 Are engineered systems fully compliant with relevant standards, or otherwise suitable for their purpose and adequately maintained? E.g Fire Lifts
Concern
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Select Concern
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
Doors and Partitions
Doors and Partitions
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Doors and partitions are one of the most important links in the chain of fire safety precautions. To ensure the safety of the occupants during escape, some doors and partitions may need to provide a degree of fire resistance.
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5.1 Are fire resisting doorsets complaint with relevant guidance or otherwise installed and maintained to an acceptable standard?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. FR doors in poor state
- 2. Cold seals defective
- 3. Defective intumescent seals
- 4. No/missing cold seals
- 5. No/missing intumescent seals
- 6. Ineffective self closer
- 7. Insufficient hinges
- 8. Door not closing properly
- 9. Doors not kept locked shut
- 10. Doors not FR30
- 11. Fire door is not to FD20SC
- 12. Fire door is not to FD30S
- 13. Fire door is not to FD30SC
- 14. Fire door is not to FD60
- 15. Fire door is not to FD60SC
- 16. Hold open device not provided
- 17. No self-closing device
- 18. Transform not FR
- 19. Inappropriate grill in fire door
- 20. Fire door wedged open
- 21. Letter boxes not FR30
- 22. Corridor in heavy use
- 23. No seals doors in critical areas
- 24. U2v that glazing is to standard
- 25. Side glazing no to std
- 26. Excess gap
- 28. Door sticking at bottom
- 29. Not to modern day stds
- 30. Non FR letter box
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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5.2 Are fire resisting partitions complaint with current guidance or otherwise satisfactory and installed/maintained to an appropriate standard?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Partition not FR30
- 2. Partition in disrepair
- 3. Glazing not FR below 1.1m
- 4. Partition not FR60
- 5. FR60 partion needs repair
- 6. Risk bathrm-FR30
- 7. U2v glazing is FR30
- 8. U2v that partition is FR30
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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5.3 Are doors on escape routes complaint with relevant guidance, or otherwise capable of being used effectively in an emergency?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Doors obstructed externally
- 2. Door not maintained FFF
- 3. Door opens against MoE
- 4. Door sticks - not opening
- 5. Emergency open device broken
- 6. Manual door override not clear
- 7. No manual override for doors
- 8. Electric doors release on FA
- 9. Inappropriate door fastening
- 10. Blocked exit
- 11. Final exit blocked
- 12. Elect doors open on FA/mains fail
- 13. Platform O/S exit door not viable
- 14. Exit door multiple fastenings
- 15. TT lock-no sign
- 16. Pin open doors
- 17. Door opens out over a step
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
Signs and Notices
Signs and Notices
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Research into the public comprehension of the layout and ease of finding destinations in a building has revealed way-finding problems. Such confusion can jeopardise peoples' ability to escape in an emergency situation. Careful attention is needed in positioning, content and presentation of all safety signs.
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6.1 is the provision of suitable signs and notices in compliance with relevant guidance, or otherwise acceptable?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Fire 'Door Keep Shut' req
- 2. 'Fire Door Keep Locked' req
- 3. Missing - 'Push Bar to Open'
- 4. Missing - 'Push Pad to Open'
- 5. Missing - 'Fire Exit'
- 6. Missing - directional signs
- 7. Fire routine notices missing
- 8. Out of date - 'Fire Routine'
- 9. No extinguisher sign
- 10. Incorrectly sited - 'Fire Exit'
- 11. Signs not compliant with regs
- 12. Fire signs not properly fixed
- 13. Missing - 'Fire Exit Keep Clear'
- 14. Signs are too small
- 15. Missing - 'Fire Shutter - Keep Clear'
- 16. Missing - 'Fire Shutter - No Throughfare"
- 17. Redundant fire signs in use
- 18. Missing - 'Do not use lift'
- 19. Missing - 'No Smoking'
- 21. Missing - 'Call Point'
- 22. refuge areas not identified
- 23. Fire fighting lobby no sign
- 24. Cooker shut down not clear
- 25. Flam storage not indicated
- 26. Fire Routine Notice
- 27. Fire Routine Notice inaccurate
- 28. FR notice is multi occ differ
- 29. Insufficient directional signs
- 30. Directional signs inappropriate
- 31. Confusing signs
- 32. Staff/public RNs
- 33. Different RNs
- 34. Ood FR notices
- 35. Old FR notice
- 36. Signs do not comply with regs altho functional
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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Signs must be used, where necessary to provide instruction on actions to be taken in the event of a fire. They must also give direction to the nearest exit from the building.
Fire Fighting Equipment
Fire Fighting Equipment
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Portable and Fixed fire fighting equipment can be used to good effect if a fire is detected in the early stages. Early attack on the fire will inhibit its growth and so reduce life hazard and financial loss. List any concerns.
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7.1 Is the provision etc of portable fire fighting equipment in accordance with relevant guidance, or satisfactory relevant to the risk at the premises?
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Concern
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Insufficient equipment
- 2. Equipment not serviced
- 3. Equipment wrong siting
- 4. Equipment not secured
- 5. Too many extinguishers
- 6. Extinguishers not to BS EN3
- 8. Exts obstructed
- 9. Insuff equip but OK
- 10. Equip not req
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
Fire Alarms
Fire Alarms
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Irrespective of any other devices that may be installed in a building it is imperative that occupants are made aware of a fire as soon as practically possible. As well as providing this function an effective fire alarm system allows the occupier to make contact with the local fire brigade whilst the fire is still in its early stages. List any concerns.
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8.1 Is the fire alarm system compliant with relevant standards, or otherwise suitable for the risk, and appropriately installed and maintained?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. No means of raising alarm
- 2. No fire alarm system provided
- 3. Insufficient call points
- 4. insufficient detectors
- 5. ineffective alarm system zoning
- 6. Call point obscured
- 7. Call point required
- 8. Alarm not loud enough
- 9. Audibility of FA untested
- 10. No AFD provided in area
- 11. No visual alarm
- 12. No visual waning system
- 13. Defective LED in Detector
- 14. No means to summon FB
- 15. No AFD compensatory features
- 16. Detector removed from fitting
- 17. Inadequate AFD for sleeping risk
- 18. Inadequate AFD
- 19. Need to confirm alarm L2 min
- 20. L1 req
- 21. L2 req
- 22. L3 req
- 23. L4 req
- 24. No part6 system
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
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8.2 Is the fire alarm system maintained, tested and records kept, in compliance with relevant guidance, or to an otherwise acceptable level?
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Recent engineer test of the system
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Not tested comp
- 2. No records
- 3. Inadequate log book
- 4. 5839 occ/ L1 test
- 5. records comp testing
- 6. No L1/occ test rec
- 7. Central records
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
Lighting
Lighting
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The premises must be provided with sufficient general lighting to ensure the occupants can utilize escape routes safely in an emergency. If the supply of normal lighting fails emergency lighting may also be required. this form of lighting will also indicate escape routes to allow safe movement towards and through exits as well as ensuring that fire alarm call points and fire fighting equipment can be readily located. list any concerns.
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9.1 Has the building sufficient general lighting, in compliance with relevant guidance or is lighting satisfactory for purpose?
Concern
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Select Concern
- 1. Insuffic gen lighting on MoE
- 2. Light fitting defective
- 3. Gen lighting ext insufficient
- 4. no switch for external lights
- 5. Switch for ext lights unmarked
- 6. Borrowed lighting
- 99. Other
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Cause for Concern
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Recommendation
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Evidence if appropriate
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Location
Risk Rating
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Actions
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Recommended actions and timescales for completion
Risk Rating
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Risk Rating
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Provide fully populated floor plan including exit routes, call points, locations of extinguishers and smoke heads.
Sign Off
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On Site Representative
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Auditors Signature