Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review)
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1 Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review) Daily Checks (not normally recorded) Escape Routes Can all fire exits be opened immediately and easily? Yes No N/A Comments Are fire doors clear of obstructions? Are escape routes clear? Fire warning systems Is the indicator panel showing normal? Are sounders/bells in place? Escape lighting Are luminaires and exit signs in good condition and undamaged? Is emergency lighting and sign lighting working correctly? Firefighting equipment Are all fire extinguishers in place? Are fire extinguishers clearly visible? Are vehicles blocking fire hydrants or access to them? Page 1
2 Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review) Daily Checks (not normally recorded) Housekeeping Is rubbish kept in a secure compound away from the building? Yes No N/A Comments Is there any flammable debris on the school site? Are electrical sockets overloaded? Page 2
3 Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review) Weekly Checks Yes No N/A Comments Escape Routes Do all emergency fastening devices to fire exits (push bars / pads, etc.) work correctly? Are external routes clear and safe? Fire warning systems Does testing a manual call point send a signal to the indicator panel? Did the alarm system work correctly when tested? Did staff, children and visitors hear the fire alarm? Did any linked fire protection systems operate correctly? (e.g. magnetic door holder released). Do all visual alarms (as applicable) work? Do voice alarm systems (as applicable) work correctly and was the message understood? Escape lighting Are charging indicators (if fitted) visible? Firefighting equipment Is all equipment in good condition? Additional items from manufacturer s recommendations. Page 3
4 Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review) Monthly Checks Escape routes Do all electronic release mechanisms on escape doors work correctly? Do they fail safe in the open position? Yes No N/A Comments Do all automatic opening doors on escape routes fail safe in the open position? Are fire door seals and self-closing devices in good condition? Do roller shutters provided for fire compartmentation work correctly? Are external escape stairs safe? Do all internal self-closing fire doors work correctly? Escape lighting Do all luminaires and exit signs function correctly when tested? Firefighting equipment Is the pressure in stored pressure fire extinguishers correct? Additional items from manufacturer s recommendations. Page 4
5 Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review) Six-Monthly Checks Yes No N/A Comments General Have the release and closing mechanisms of any fire-resisting compartment doors or shutters been tested by a competent person? Escape lighting Do all luminaires operate on test for one third of their rated value? Annual Checks Escape Routes Do all self-closing fire doors fit correctly? Is escape route compartmentation in good repair? Escape lighting Do all luminaires operate on test for their full rated duration? Has the system been checked by a competent person? Firefighting equipment Has all firefighting equipment been checked by a competent person? Electrical equipment Has portable electrical equipment been tested? Gas equipment Have all gas appliances (boilers, heaters, catering equipt etc) been tested? Boilers Have heating and hot water boilers been serviced? Page 5
6 Example Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist (to be developed and adapted as necessary to suit the particular premises under review) Five-Yearly Is electrical installation tested every 5 years? Yes No N/A Comments Miscellaneous Has the smoke and heat ventilation system been tested by a competent person? Has external access for the fire service been checked for ongoing availability? Have any firefighters switches been tested? Has the fire hydrant bypass flow valve control been tested by a competent person? Are any necessary fire engine direction signs in place? Are heat sources (heaters, cookers etc) separated from flammable materials? Can heat sources be isolated without risk of injury? Notes: (1) This Fire Safety Maintenance Checklist will enable you to prepare the School Fire Risk Assessment - Record of Significant Findings (2) The School Fire Risk Assessment - Record of Significant Findings should refer to other plans, records or other documents as necessary. (3) The information in this record should also assist you to develop an Emergency Plan; and to inform and train staff and inform other relevant persons. Page 6
7 SCHOOL FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT - Record of Significant Findings School Name: DfES No: Date: Address: Name of Assessor: Signature: Location Identify the Fire Hazards Identify People at Risk Evaluate the Risk Works / Practices Proposed to Remove or Reduce the Risk Programmed Reassessment Date: Page 7
8 Notes to be Read when undertaking Fire Risk Assessment Location This can be a single room or group of rooms/block or wing as suits the situation. Identify the Fire Hazards These can be identified as one or more of the following; 1 The potential for ignition Naked flames Heaters Hot processes Electrical apparatus or equipment Arson risk/site security 1 The potential for fire spread Stored materials and their locations (waste, resources materials, paper, chemicals, fuel, etc) Construction materials used. Compartmentation of building (fire resisting doors with closers, ceilings and walls etc) Potentially flammable fittings (furniture, display boards, books, etc) Ventilation levels (natural or mechanical) Is the area hidden from view (where a fire outbreak may not be immediately noticed)? 2 The consequences to life Occupancy levels Age groups Level of supervision Familiarity with building layout Time it takes to evacuate building (including comments as to width and suitability of escape routes) Physical and mental disability of particular building users Emergency Lighting on escape route (especially if used out of school hours) Directional Signage for designated escape routes Emergency escape ironmongery to escape routes Fire extinguishers type and location/suitability Identify those People at Risk Currently these would be one or more of the following groups; Children Staff Directors/Governors Visitors Lettings Extended Schools Users People working near the fire danger People working alone in isolated areas Disabled persons The elderly or infirm Page 8
9 Evaluate the Risk This is assessed from the information gathered above. This could be identified as either LOW or SIGNIFICANT. A SIGNIFICANT for hazard relates to any feature of the premises, its content, the use or the occupants that may have an adverse effect on the means of escape in case of fire resulting in a potential risk to life. Works / Practices proposed to Remove, Reduce and Protect from the Risks Where significant risks have been identified, the Academy Trust / Principal should put in place practices/control measures or undertake remedial works that would remove or reduce the risk. These Remedial Works/Practices proposed should be clearly identified on the assessment with timeframes for implementation clearly identified. Some improvements may not have cost implications (e.g. simplifying a means of escape route by repositioning furniture), improved staff training/procedures etc, but some may require building works to be undertaken. If capital remedial works are required these should be entered on the Academy s Development Plan (Premises) and progressed in the normal manner (capital grant funded works). Record, Plan Instruct and Train Record the findings and action you have taken. Discuss and works with other responsible persons in the organisation. Use the information gathered to prepare an Emergency Plan for the building. Inform and instruct relevant people that use the premises and provide/arrange for the necessary fire safety training. Review Review the Fire Risk Assessment regularly (at least annually) and following any proposed changes to the building, change of room uses or introduction of new users (extended schools) or significant changes in pupil numbers. Page 9
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