Information

  • Rode Road Shopping Centre

  • Inspection Date & Time

  • Conducted by

  • Location

Contractor Management

  • 1. Are all restricted areas locked & with clear signage?

  • 2. Is the contractor/key box locked, with all relevant forms and keys?

  • 3. Are contractors using the contractor box?

  • 4. Do the lockbox codes match the Register?

  • 5. Is the CCTV working & do the login details match the Register?

  • 6. Is the People Tracking working correctly & do the login details match the Register?

Fire Protection Systems & Emergency Management

  • 1) Verify the Fire Protection Equipment is present in all required locations, in good visual condition, no obstructions to access, with appropriate signage, and inspection tags have been stamped where relevant:

  • 1a) Fire Extinguishers (tagged <6 months)

  • 1b) Fire Hose Reels (tagged <6 months)

  • 1c) Fire Doors (closed & in good condition)

  • 1d) Fire Passages (free of all obstructions)

  • 1e) Emergency Lighting & Exit Signs

  • 1f) Hydrants

  • 1g) Fire Indicator Panel (no faults, alarms or isolates indicated)

  • 1h) Fire Sprinkler System (check log book)

  • 1i) Early Warning Intercommunication System (EWIS)

  • 2) Is the Evacuation Plan clearly displayed in all areas?

  • 3) Is the Certificate of Classification Displayed?

  • 4) Is all Relevant Equipment (Hand Dryers, Computers) Tested and Tagged within the Past 12 Months?

Lifts, Travelators & Escalators

  • Is all equipment operational?

  • Are the lifts in good condition in terms of graffiti or maintenance?

  • Can the lift be easily accessed by people in wheelchairs?

  • Is lift registration displayed appropriately?

Internal Areas

  • 1) Are all floors and ground surfaces clean and free of slip/trip hazards?

  • 2) Are lighting levels satisfactory?

  • 3) Are toilet facilities clean & stocked with supplies?

  • 4) Is the general presentation and cleanliness satisfactory?

  • 5) Are air conditioning systems operating effectively?

  • 6) Are retailer directory boards up to date?

  • 7) Are vacant areas locked, clean and presentable?

  • 9) Are all signs in good condition and illuminated where relevant?

  • 10) Are lifts and escalators clean, well lit and functioning, with NO missing comb teeth on escalators?

  • 11) Are all tenancy shopfronts clean & presentable?

  • 12) Are all plant & distribution rooms locked, neat and tidy, free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 13) Are auto doors operating correctly? (check radars and PE sensors)

  • 14) Are all CML sites, vending machines & rides clean and operating?

  • 15) Is background music playing at a suitable volume?

  • 16) Are all tenants trading within their lease lines / licensed areas?

External Areas

  • Is there adequate parking liability signage that is visible prior to entry?

  • 1) Are all paths and walkways clean and free of slip/trip hazards?

  • 2) Are exterior walls & surfaces clean, in good repair & free of graffiti?

  • 3) Is exterior / security lighting working?

  • 4) Is external signage current and in good condition?

  • 5) Have waste bins been emptied and is rubbish area clean & tidy?

  • 6) Are fences & gates undamaged and free of graffiti?

  • 7) Are gardens & lawns well presented and free from rubbish?

  • 8) Is car park surface in good condition & free of potholes, slip & trip hazards?

  • 9) Is car park tidy & bollards/speed humps undamaged?

  • 10) Is the car park ventilation system working correctly?

  • 11) Are road markings neat and readable?

  • 12) Are the common areas free of personal or unknown items?

  • 13) Are walkways clear of A Frames, Trolleys amd Signage clear to allow for pedestrian access?

  • 14) Are the Shade Sails Undamaged and Tout?

General Notes

  • Please make a note of any issues not already identified in this report.

Next Inspection

  • Estimated Date

  • Key Items to Review

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