Fire Safety Checklist - Fire Services Department
Fire Safety ChecklistFire Services Department
Explanatory Notes for Fire Safety ChecklistPurpose of the Checklist1.The purpose of this Checklist is to facilitate building owners/occupiers to carry out routineinspections on fire safety provisions of their own buildings, and to rectify minorirregularities identified. This would enhance their awareness on fire safety, and is the mosteffective and immediate means to protect their lives and properties.The Checklist2.3.4.5.6.7.8.The Checklist is devised for the general use of building owners/occupiers. The items forinspection are common but essential on fire safety.The building owners/occupiers may co-ordinate themselves to inspect the buildings on aregular basis. District Offices would assist owners in the formation of Owner’sCorporations or Mutual Aid Committees if necessary.If any of the items in the Checklist is ‘Yes’, it implies that fire safety of the building isadversely affected. The locations of the irregularities should be duly recorded by theinspection personnel.Most of the items could be dealt with easily e.g. removal of obstructions in the staircases,closing the smoke stop doors properly, etc. The building owners/occupiers should rectifysuch irregularities immediately on the spot.If there is doubt in rectifying the irregularities, building owners/occupiers may consultrelevant professionals or seek advice/information from the relevant government departmentsas indicated at para.9 below.The Checklist serves as a general guidance only, it is always a good practice to appoint aprofessional to check the building conditions regularly.The Checklist should be kept by the building owners for necessary follow-up actions andfuture reference.Enquiries9.For any enquiries, please contact the following departments:Fire Services Department2272 9112 (for building fire safety measures)2170 9630 (for Fire Safety Checklist)Home Affairs Department2123 8399(for formation of Owner’s Corporationsor Mutual Aid Committees)Buildings Department2135 2416(for general construction requirements)Electrical and MechanicalServices Department1823(for electrical installations)
Fire Safety ChecklistTypes of DeficienciesYes(If Yes, please put a “ ” in the appropriate box)CommonBuildingCorridor Entrance/ExitStaircase(A) Management of Smoke Stop Doors1. Missing or defective smoke stopdoors, defective door hinges orbroken glazing.Floor :2. Smoke stop doors wedged open or notin a properly closed position.Floor :(B) Management of Means of Escape3. Unit gates swing out onto escaperoutes and causing obstruction.Floor :4. Doors/gates in escape routes,common areas installed with lockingdevice which cannot be openablefrom inside without the use of a key.Floor :5. Lock-up of the door to main roof witha locking device which cannot beopenable from inside without the useof a key.Floor :6. Staircase wall openings for installationof exhaust fans, air-conditioners,doors, windows, etc.Floor :1NoN/A
Types of DeficienciesYes(If Yes, please put a “ ” in the appropriate box)CommonBuildingCorridor Entrance/ExitStaircase7.Unauthorized structures such ascabinet, shelves or stores in escaperoutes.Floor :8.Refuse, waste furniture or similarobstructions in escape routes.Floor :9.Emergency lighting in escape routesor exits are damaged or notilluminated.Floor :10. Exit signs are damaged or notilluminated.Floor :(C) MaintenanceInstallationsofFireService11. Extinguishers provided in thebuilding are defective, damaged,missing or lack of maintenance.Floor :12. Manual fire alarm call points aredefective, damaged or obstructed byother objects.Floor :2NoN/A
Types of DeficienciesYes(If Yes, please put a “ ” in the appropriate box)CommonBuildingCorridor Entrance/ExitStaircase13. Fire hydrants / hose reels system aredefective, damaged or obstructed.Floor :14. Signs of Fire Service Inlets / SprinklerInlets / Hose Reels or Hose Reelcabinets are illegible or missing.Floor :15. Obstruction to Fire Service Inlets ofthe building, such as a metal gate inthe course of swinging, fixtures, etc.16. Obstruction to Sprinkler heads bystorage racks, goods, fixed structuressuch as cockloft, cabinet, etc, suchthat the clearance below eachindividual sprinkler head is less than500mm.Floor :17. Unauthorized tampering with the FireService installations such as theshut-down of the control valves ofsprinkler system rendering the systemnot in efficient working order.Floor :18. Fireman lift sign is illegible ormissing.19. The Fire Service Installations is lackof maintenance or not inspected by aRegistered Fire Service InstallationContractor annually.3NoN/A
Types of DeficienciesYesNoN/A(If Yes, please put a “ ” in the appropriate box)CommonBuildingCorridor Entrance/ExitStaircase20. The building Ventilating System islack of maintenance or not ilationWorks)annually.Main Lobby21. The Certificate of Annual Fire ServiceInstallations Inspection is notdisplayed at the prominent position ofthe building.(D) Maintenance of Electricity System22. Damaged or untidy electric wires.Floor :Name of Building :Responsible Person︰Address of Building :Date4︰
inspections on fire safety provisions of their own buildings, and to rectify minor irregularities identified. This would enhance their awareness on fire safety, and is the most effective and immediate means to protect their lives and properties. The Checklist 2. The Checklist is
Manager Opening Checklist Line Check Prep Checklist Station Setup Bar Opening Checklist Closing Checklist Host Opening/Closing Checklist Multi‐unit Inspections Checklist Periodic Maintenance Checklist Permits & License Review Staff Reviews/Evaluations
APPENDIX 3 Checklist for Emergency Generator Installation 24–28 APPENDIX 4 Checklist for Fire Detection and Fire Alarm System 29–50 APPENDIX 5 Checklist for Fire Hydrant and Hose Reel Installation 51–62 APPENDIX 6 Checklist for Staircase Pressurization System 63–69 APPENDIX 7 Checklist for Street Fire Hydrant System 70–75 .
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