Information

  • Property:
  • Tenant:
  • Completed By:

  • Tenant Representative:

  • Date of Inspection

Statutory Compliance and Documentation

  • Health & Safety Risk Assessment

  • Fire Risk Assessment

  • Fire Strategy Document

  • Fire Alarm Test Records (Alarm to be tested weekly)

  • Fire Alarm Maintenance Certificate

  • Fire Extinguishers in place and serviced

  • Sprinkler Flow Switch - tested quarterly and documented

  • Asbestos Management Plan

  • Fixed Wire Test Certificate

  • PAT Testing of Electrical Services - service sheets

  • Monthly Emergency Lighting - tested and documented

  • Annual Emergency Lighting Test Certificate

  • Water Risk Assessment

  • Water Management Regime - Legionella Testing/Temperature Checks/Shower Chlorinations/Sampling

  • Access Audit/DDA (Equality Act)

  • Sprinkler Heads - clear and unobstructed

  • Air Conditioning Maintenance Regime and Annual Testing - copies of AC service sheets required.

  • COSHH Assessments

  • Health and Safety Poster

  • Employers Liability Insurance Certificate - displayed and current

  • Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) - on display

  • Tenants Handbook - up to date

Property Inspection

  • Call Points - in working order, with adequate fire action signage

  • Fire Signage - compliant and Visible

  • Fire Exits - clear and unobstructed (checks documented)

  • Fire Exits - fabric in good condition and in working order

  • First Aid Kit - in place, stocked and in date

  • Housekeeping Standards

  • Premises maintained to a good standard

  • Combustible Materials - stored safely away from heaters, electrical switchgear etc.

  • Meter Readings Taken

Comments

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  • Management Comments

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