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  • Site conducted on

  • Conducted on

  • Weekly Checklist

  • Prepared by

Daily Task Schedule

  • Attached is the daily tasks assigned to site staff. Please review when required and sign off that they have been completed

  • Signature

Week Task Schedule

Fire Call Point Checks

  • See below attachment for Fire Call Point schedule

  • See below map for all Fire Call Points in the building

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  • Test fire alarm call point (minimum 1 point per week)

  • Why did a point not get tested?

  • What point was tested? (Zone and Point, e.g. L2/54)

  • When was the point completed?

  • Additional points tested?

  • What additional points were tested? (Zone and Point, e.g. L2/54)

Green Break Glass Checks

  • Main Office

  • Reception Double Doors

  • Staff Room

Disabled WC Emergency Pull Cord Test

  • Pull the cord to sound the alarm, and then reset it from the small panel. If no sound is heard or it cannot be reset, the unit has failed

  • Year 6 Disabled WC

  • Check intruder alarm and report faults

  • Check standard and emergency lights and report faults

  • Check external lighting and report faults

  • Check CCTV system and report faults

  • Inspect boiler pipes, valves, insulation and general surfaces in the boiler house and or individual boilers

  • Check flow and return water temperature for hot water calorifiers (flow temperature should be at least 60⁰C; return temperature should be at least 50⁰C)

  • Run any infrequently used taps and showers to reduce legionella risk for 2 minutes

Internal Climbing Frame

  • Structure - Bending, warping, cracking, loosening, breaking or vandalism

  • Structure

  • Surface - Finish Protective coating missing, rust or other corrosion, cracks

  • Surface

  • Consumable Items such as Chains/Ropes - Missing, bent, broken, loosened, worn, frayed, twisted, open hooks

  • Consumable Items such as Chains/Ropes

  • Fixings - All fixings are secured

  • Fixings

  • Edges - Protrusions, sharp points, sharp edges

  • Edges

  • Pinch or Crush Points - Exposed mechanisms, joints or moving parts

  • Pinch of crush points

  • Guard/Hand, Rails/Swing Barrier - Bending, missing, bent, broken, loosened, worn

  • Guard/Hand Rails/Swing Barrier

  • Welding - Joints (noticeable signs of corrosions/cracks)

  • Welding

  • Access - Missing or broken rungs, steps or treads

  • Access

  • Swing and Other Seats - Missing, damaged or loosened

  • Swing and other seats

  • Foundations - Cracked, loose in the ground, exposed

  • Foundations

  • Trip points - No trip points or obstructions within play zone

  • Trip points

  • Remove weeds from site (rotation basis, front of school one week, rear of school the following week)

  • Ensure mats are cleaned (dry, sweep etc.) under water coolers

  • Check all windows, including window locks and glazing, for damage

  • Check classroom chairs for bottom supports

  • Area checking?

  • Any replacements needed?

  • Conduct a maintenance check of grounds, fences, boundary walls and gates

  • Check fire extinguishers are in position and ready for use

  • Inspect drains, gullies, manhole chambers for blockages. Remove blockages where possible. Report any need for further rodding, jetting or cleaning

  • Remove any leaves or rubbish from the roofs. Inspect flat roofs and report defects and/or damage likely to cause failure in or water ingress

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