- Review existing fire safety documentation.
- Understand the building layout, occupancy, and usage.
- Ensure compliance with local fire safety regulations and codes
- Identify any deviations from regulatory requirements.
- Evaluate potential fire hazards and ignition sources.
- Assess the vulnerability of occupants and property to fire risks.
- Examine the functionality of fire alarm systems, sprinklers, extinguishers, and other fire protection equipment.
- Check maintenance records and testing schedules.
- Review and assess the effectiveness of emergency evacuation plans.
- Identify potential bottlenecks and areas for improvement.
- Evaluate the training programs for employees on fire safety.
- Check the level of awareness and understanding among occupants.
- Ensure proper documentation of fire safety measures and maintenance records.
- Review logbooks, incident reports, and training documentation.
- Inspect the structural integrity of the building concerning fire safety.
- Check for proper compartmentation and fire-resistant construction.
- Assess the accessibility of emergency exits and routes.
- Ensure proper signage for evacuation routes and firefighting equipment.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of conducted fire drills.
- Identify areas of improvement based on drill outcomes.
- Review communication systems for fire emergencies.
- Ensure the availability and functionality of communication tools.
- Compile findings and observations from the audit.
- Provide recommendations for improvements and a detailed roadmap.
- Work with stakeholders to implement suggested improvements.
- Monitor the progress of corrective actions.
- Conduct periodic follow-up audits to ensure sustained compliance.
- Adjust the fire safety plan based on changes in occupancy or building use.