Information

  • Jobsite Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Name of Superintendent

Monthly Fire Extinguisher Inspection

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  • Inspected By

  • Fire Extinguisher is mounted in an easily accessible area, with nothing stacked around it.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Discharge Hose/nozzle is in good shape and not clogged, cracked, or broken

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Safety Pin is in place and not damaged.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Pressure gauge is in the green, not damaged or showing “recharge”

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Label is readable and displays the type of extinguisher and the instructions for use.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Fire Extinguisher is not rusty nor has any type of corrosion build up.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Fire Extinguisher was turned upside down at least three times. (Shaken)

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • The location of the Fire Extinguisher is easily identifiable. (signs)

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Total number of fire extinguishers inspected

Extension Cord Monthly Inspection

  • Inspected By

Inspection Checklist

  • Power cords and extension cords being used are the proper type and size for the task. Specific cords approved for wet locations are used when necessary.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • All extension cords are grounded cords, with the grounding pin intact.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • All power cords and extension cords are in good repair, without damage to the outer jacket insulation, plugs, or pins.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Inline or built-in GFCI devices are used when cords are used in wet locations or during construction activities.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Extension cords are used for temporary purposes only, and not as a replacement for permanent building wiring.<br>Extension cords are not zip-tied or otherwise connected to existing conduit or other building features.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Power cords and extension cords are not run through doorways, windows, or unprotected openings or holes in walls.<br>Power

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Power cords and extension cords are run so that they do not create tripping hazards.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • All equipment with damaged cords have been removed from service.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • Any repairs to power cords or extension cords have been made by a qualified person, and the repairs have the same or greater protective qualities as the original cord or plug.

  • What corrective action will be taken?

  • A receptacle tester with GFCI was used to check GFCI breakers, electrical receptacles, and electrical cords for proper wiring.

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