Business compliance check

Would your building pass inspection today?

Six questions on the items a fire inspector or insurer asks about first. You'll get a readiness score and the exact gaps to close — no account, nothing stored.

1.Are your fire extinguishers serviced and tagged within the last 12 months?
2.Do you have a written evacuation plan with routes and a muster point?
3.Is there an AED on site with pads and batteries still in date?
4.Are your staff CPR, first aid and AED certifications current?
5.Are smoke alarms, exit signs and emergency lighting tested on a schedule?
6.Could you produce inspection-ready records in under five minutes?

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Answers

Inspection questions

How often do fire extinguishers need servicing?
In most jurisdictions a licensed technician inspects them annually, with quick visual checks in between.
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The annual service is what an inspector asks to see on the tag, and it is usually what an insurer asks for after a claim. Monthly visual checks — that the unit is in place, unobstructed, and the gauge is in the green — catch the problems that happen between services.

How often do CPR, first aid and AED certifications need renewing?
Typically every two years, and AED training is usually renewed on the same cycle.
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Certification periods vary by issuing body and by country, so confirm the interval your regulator or licensing authority requires. What matters operationally is having a renewal date recorded per staff member, with a warning far enough ahead that a course can actually be booked.

What does a fire inspector typically ask for?
Current extinguisher and alarm service records, clear and lit exits, and a documented evacuation plan with a muster point.
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The visit itself is usually quick; the time is lost afterwards, hunting for paperwork. Being able to produce every record — service dates, certification renewals, device checks and the evacuation plan — in one place is what turns an inspection into a formality.

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