Information

  • Reason for Inspection

  • Business/Organization

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected By

  • Location
  • Classification of Occupancy (NFPA 101)

  • Street Front Photo of Business/Organization (civic number shown)

Business/Organization Contact Information

  • Name

  • Title Within Business/Organization

  • Phone Number

  • Email Address

General Inspection Items

  • National Fire Code 2020

Fire Alarm System

  • Is a Fire Alarm System Required for this Occupancy?

  • Fire Alarm System Inspection Records (NFC 6.3.1.2)

Fire Extinguishers

  • Fire Extinguishers Present (NFPA 10 5.1.1)

  • Fire Extinguisher Inspection Records (NFC 6.2.1.1)

  • Fire Extinguishers in Proper Locations (NFPA 10 6.1.3, NFC 4.6.9.1)

  • Fire Extinguishers Visible & Accessible (NFPA 10 6.1.3.1 & 6.1.3.3)

Sprinkler System

  • Is a Sprinkler System Required for this Occupancy?

  • Sprinkler System Inspection Records (NFC 6.4.1.1)

  • Proper Clearance Provided Around Sprinkler Heads (NFPA 13 20.9.6)

  • All Required Areas Protected by Sprinkler Heads ( NBC 3.2.2.18, NFPA 13 9.1.1 & 9.2)

Emergency Planning

  • Does this occupancy fall within 2.8.1.1. of the NFC?

  • Fire Safety Plan in Place (NFC 2.8.2)

  • Fire Drills Being Conducted as Required (NFC 2.8.3)

  • Emergency Instructions Posted (NFC 2.8.2.14, LSC 31.7.1)

  • Keys Available Onsite for Access to Fire Alarm System (NFC 2.8.1.3)

  • Staff Trained (NFC 2.8.1.2)

Commercial Kitchen Fire Protection

  • Does this occupancy have a commercial kitchen?

  • Exhaust Components Professionally Cleaned (NFC 2.6.1.9.(3))

  • Inspection of Kitchen Suppression System (NFC 2.6.1.9.(2))

  • Kitchen Suppression System Manual Activation Station Present w/Signage (NFPA 96 10.5.1)

  • Class K Extinguisher Present (NFPA ????)

Fire Department Access

  • Access to Building (NFC 2.5.1.1 & 2.5.1.5)

  • Access to Fire Department Connections (NFC 2.5.1.4)

Storage

  • Storage of Combustible Materials (NFC 2.4.1)

  • Storage of Flammable & Combustible Liquids (NFC Part 4)

  • Storage of Compressed Gases (NFC 3.1.2.5, 3.2.8 & 3.3.5)

  • Storage in Hazardous Areas (NFC 2.4.1.1)

  • Indoor Waste Storage, Including Oily Rags (NFC 2.4.1.3)

  • Outdoor Waste Storage (NFC 2.4.1.1.6 & CSJ By-Law)

  • Removal of Lint Accumulation

  • Inspection Records of standby power systems. (OFC 604.3.2)

  • Electrical (OFC 605)

  • Heat Appliances (OFC 315.2, 603, 605.10)<br>

  • Ceiling tiles (OFC 703)

  • Emergency Generator (OFC 604)

  • Occupancy Posted (A use group only, OFC 1004.3)

  • Exits / Aisles (OFC 1003, 1030)

  • Emergency Lighting (OFC 1006)

  • Interior Doors (OFC 703, 1008, 1030)

  • Exit Doors (OFC 1008, 1030)

  • Stairways (OFC 1009)

  • Exit Signs (OFC 1011)

  • Special Considerations / Operations

Electrical

  • Use of Extension Cords (CEC ????)

Inspection Review

  • Non Compliance with the Ohio Fire Code Reference: Ohio Revised Code 3737.41, 3737.42, and 3737.51.

  • Is the Building in compliance with the Ohio Fire Code?

  • Violations found need to be addressed as soon as possible. The re-inspection date will be:

  • Special Notes

  • Inspection Reviewed with:

  • Inspector:

  • Inspector Certification Number:

Pre-Incident Planning Information

  • PrePlan Photos

  • Detection System Notification

  • Fire Department Connection Location

  • Occupancy Use Group (NBC 1.4.1.2)

  • Occupancy Use Group Additional Comments

  • Number of Stories Above Grade

  • Number of Stories Below Grade

  • Annunciator Location

  • Sprinkler System Installed

  • Detector Type (NFPA 72, Chapter 17)

  • Construction Type (NFPA 220)

  • Electric Service Location

  • Special Hazards

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