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Fire precautions in dwellings Key steps Yes No N/A Details/justification Action taken C Fire alarm 1 Is there an automatic fire alarm system ie a system with mains power supply? 2 Is the automatic fire alarm system in working order? 3 Is the fire alarm system tested and maintained regularly? 4 Has a test certificate for the alarm system been issued in the past year? D Fire fighting 1 Is there sufficient fire fighting equipment of the correct type? (Each kitchen are should have a fire extinguisher and fire blanket) 2 Are portable fire extinguishers, fire blankets etc, suitably located and available for use? 3 Have portable fire extinguishers been serviced in the past year? 4 Is the fire fighting equipment in working order? E Fire instructions/emergency plan 1 Are fire instructions clearly displayed throughout the premises? 2 Have steps been taken to plan what actions everyone should take if a fire starts? 3 Have these steps been brought to the attention of all the residents? Step four – record keeping 1 Have you recorded the findings of your risk assessment? 2 Has a procedure been established to review the fire risk periodically? 3 Do you keep records of the routine testing of the fire alarms? 4 Do you keep maintenance check records to monitor any defects or damage, which may arise, leading to a fire risk? 5 Do you have records of the annual checks for the fire alarm system and fire fighting equipment? Note: Once completed, this checklist should help you to meet your responsibilities under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 in that you have identified fire hazards in your HMO. What you must also do is reduce the risk of those hazards and decide what physical fire precautions and management requirements are required to ensure fire safety is achieved. Depending on your answers in the above checklist you should identify the risks on the sheet below and also detail the actions you will be taking to reduce the risk and set a date by which time the works are to be completed. 40
Fire precautions in dwellings Note: You should list below those areas for attention identified both from the checklist above and any other investigations. You should list these in priority order under the headings urgent attention etc. Record of significant findings Actions to be taken Completion date Step five – review and plan of action Signature: Date: Print name: 41
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