Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

The Premises

  • Person Contacted

  • Club Management

  • Hours premises in use - company set hours?

  • Number of floors

  • Is the building an adjoining premises?

  • Previous history of fire affecting the premises?

  • Approximate maximum number of employees in the premises at any one time

  • Approximate number of maximum members in the premises at any one time.

  • Date of last FRA

  • Date of last FRA review

Occupants at Risk

  • Disabled Occupants using the premises?

  • Measures in place if above is applicable?

  • Under 16's using the premises?

  • Measures in place if the above is applicable?

  • Visitors signing in and records kept for one month

  • Contractors signing in and out. Log kept for one month

Raising the alarm

  • Fire panel clear of any faults?

  • Call points tested every 7 days and recorded on the alarm testing log sheet

  • Club plan located near fire panel?

  • All break glass points clearly labelled

  • All smoke and heat detectors are undamaged and clear from obstruction

Emergency Action Plan

  • Emergency Plan located in Evacuation Folder at reception

  • Emergency contact list available and up to date with correct contacts

  • Sweep cards in place with nearest exit clearly stated

  • Evacuation training completed in the last 6 months by all members of staff and recorded in the Emergency Evacuation file at Reception

  • Method of contacting the emergency services trained and noted in the Emergency Evacuation folder

  • All flammable substances have a data sheet in the evacuation folder

Means of escape

  • Number of fire exits on the lower Ground 3

  • Number of fire exits on the lower Ground 2

  • Number of fire exits on the lower Ground 1

  • Number of fire exits on the first floor

  • Number of fire exits on second floor

  • Number of fire exits on third floor

  • Number of fire exits on fourth floor

  • Are all fire exit doors are clearly signed with a fire exit sign and 'how to open' instructions

  • Are all fire exits and stairwells clear from slip/trip/fall hazards to assembly point?

  • Are all fire doors well maintained, with an effective self closing device and locked or shut if labelled

  • Directional signs correctly placed through to assembly point

  • Assembly point clearly labelled on fire action signs

  • Assembly point clearly signed and in an appropriate location

  • Does the lift have a 'do not use in event of fire' sign?

Emergency Lighting (emergency escape lighting and emergency lighting) - BS 5266

  • Emergency lights tested monthly and recorded on the alarm testing log

  • Emergency lights tested and recorded six monthly to ensure that the unit maintains emergency operation for at least one hour

  • Emergency lights tested and recorded 3 yearly (and after the first three years, tested annually) to ensure that each unit operates for its full design period.

  • Emergency escape lights present at each final exit door including both internal and external routes

  • Emergency escape lights present at all escape routes including those that may assist persons making their way to the assembly point

  • Emergency escape lights are located at Intersections of corridors

  • Emergency escape lights are located at any change in direction or floor level

  • Emergency escape lights present in all stairways to ensure each flight and landing is provided with adequate illumination

  • Emergency escape lights present in windowless rooms and WC's that exceed 8m squared

  • Emergency escape light present in disabled changing room

  • Emergency lighting present near fire fighting equipment, fire alarm call points and the fire alarm panel

Fire Fighting Equipment - BS5306

  • Number of fire extinguisher on (-4) ground floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on (-3) ground floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on (-2) ground floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on (-1) ground floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on ground floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on first floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on second floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on third floor

  • Number of fire extinguishers on fourth floor

  • Fire fighting equipment appropriate for the risks?

  • Fire fighting equipment checked daily and recorded

  • Fire extinguishers clear from obstruction

  • All fire extinguishers / fire blankets within service date

  • All fire extinguishers correctly mounted? If on brackets 1m off floor for large extinguishers and 1.5m for smaller ones.

  • All fire extinguishers / fire blankets correctly labelled, signed with instructions and purchased from a reputable supplier.

  • All fire extinguishers well maintained with pin and tag in place

Fire Hazards

  • Electrical equipment well maintained. e.g wires covered, no overloading of extension leads

  • PAT testing up to date and certificate available to see (online or on paper).

  • All electrical distribution boards/ cupboards containing electrical switches are locked and clear of items to 1.5m<br>E.g comms cupboard, sauna panel.

  • Heaters in good condition and are not covered

  • Hairdryer filters clear from dust and dirt. Wiring in good condition.

  • Sunbed filters in place, free of dust and sunbeds well maintained

  • External rubbish bins secure and locked to reduce potential arson attacks

  • Premises clear from any non-essential sources of ignition

  • Storage areas clear of large amounts of combustibles

  • Chemical store/ containers locked with key or unique padlock code

  • Hazardous chemicals are stored separately and appropriately

  • Boilers are well maintained and within service date

  • Sauna clear of any rubbish and within temperature range. Fire boarding in place and well maintained.

  • Plant room clear of any hazards. No rubbish.

  • Staff kitchen appliances well maintained

  • No smoking sign in place

  • Findings from this assessment have been discussed with a member of the Club Management Team and the report has been made available for future use

  • Any further notes

  • Club Management

  • Assessor

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