Fire safety inspections

Fire safety inspections that get followed up

Inspect extinguishers, exits, alarms and signage on a schedule at every site. Defects are tracked until someone verifies they are fixed.

Sound familiar?

  • Inspections missed when the responsible person is away.
  • Blocked exits found again and again at the same site.
  • No single list of open fire safety defects.

How Auditspector helps

Scheduled per site

Weekly or monthly inspections, assigned to the right people at each location.

Critical failures stand out

A blocked exit or missing extinguisher is a critical failure and is escalated.

Repeat issues

The same failure at the same site is linked as a repeat finding.

Evidence on file

Photos of extinguisher tags or cleared exits stored with the inspection.

Start from a checklist like this

Build your own in minutes with the template builder: pass/fail, yes/no, numbers with limits, photos and notes. Mark the items that must never fail as critical.

Monthly fire safety inspection (sample)

  • Fire exits unobstructed and doors open freely
  • Extinguishers in place, tagged and in date
  • Fire alarm call points unobstructed
  • Emergency lighting working
  • Evacuation plan displayed
  • Fire doors closing fully

Questions

Does this replace a professional fire risk assessment?

No. It is for the routine inspections you carry out; use it alongside the assessment from a competent person.

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