Title Page

  • Manager / Proprietor

  • Assessment No.

  • Health Premises No.

  • Date

  • Inspection Frequency

  • Prepared by

  • Premises Address
  • INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Please answer "Compliant", "Non-Compliant" or "N/A" on the questions below.
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Certification and documentation

  • Certificate of approval displayed

  • Emergency lighting maintenance records

  • Evacuation plan

Steps and landing

  • Guard rails provided where required

  • Hand rails where required

Exit and egress

  • Exit doors open in direction of egress

  • Exit doors not fitted with barrel bolts

  • Exits unobstructed

  • Exit signs visible and illuminated

  • ‘NO ESCAPE’ signs where required

  • ‘EMERGENCY EXIT’ signs where required

Fans and heaters

  • Fixed fans >2.4m above floor level

  • Heaters >2.1m above floor

  • Heaters >0.6m from combustible ceilings

Sanitary facilities

  • Gender signage

  • Adequate lighting

Fire prevention and control

  • Stage curtains fire retardant

  • Fire equipment maintained

Lighting

  • Interior lighting adequate

  • No bare lamps <2.4m from floor level

  • External lighting adequate

  • All exits and exit paths lighting adequate

General maintenance

  • Materials, fittings, seating, appliances etc are maintained and in a fit sanitary condition

Seating

  • Fixed seating secured in groups of 4

  • Aisles provided on either side of rows, where seats arranged in rows of 10 to 42

Public buildings used for entertainment

  • Compliance with Part 5, Division 2

Completion

  • General Comments

  • Assessed by: (Officer's Name and Signature)

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