Fire Extinguisher Distribution Audit
Fire Extinguisher Distribution Audit
Construction site inspection template for verifying fire extinguisher placement, type, travel distance, accessibility, and inspection status.
Inspection Details
- Inspection date and time recorded
- Inspection area / construction zone identified
- Inspector name and role recorded
- Reference standard applied
Placement and Distribution
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Extinguishers are installed at required locations for the site hazards
Verify extinguishers are provided where fire hazards exist, including hot work areas, fuel storage, temporary electrical setups, and other designated hazard points.
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Extinguisher spacing supports required travel distance
Confirm the distribution of extinguishers allows workers to reach an extinguisher within the site’s applicable maximum travel distance for the hazard class.
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Maximum travel distance measured or estimated
Record the observed maximum travel distance from the farthest point in the inspected area to the nearest extinguisher.
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Extinguisher count is adequate for the work area
Confirm the number of extinguishers is sufficient for the size, layout, and hazard level of the construction area.
Extinguisher Type and Suitability
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Extinguisher type matches the hazard class present
Verify the extinguisher rating and agent type are appropriate for the hazards in the area (for example, ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, energized electrical equipment).
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Extinguisher rating visible and legible
Confirm the rating label is readable and the extinguisher can be identified without obstruction or damage.
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Special hazard areas have the correct extinguisher type
Check that welding, cutting, fuel storage, generator, and electrical work areas have the correct extinguisher type assigned by site procedure.
Accessibility and Condition
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Extinguisher is visible and unobstructed
Verify the extinguisher can be seen and reached immediately without moving materials, equipment, or debris.
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Access path to extinguisher is clear
Confirm the route to the extinguisher is free of barricades, stored materials, cords, or other obstructions.
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Mounting height and placement are practical for use
Verify the extinguisher is mounted or staged so it can be removed and used quickly by workers without unsafe reaching or delay.
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Physical condition is acceptable
Check for obvious damage, corrosion, missing pin, broken seal, clogged nozzle, or other visible defects.
Inspection and Maintenance Status
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Monthly inspection tag or record is current
Verify the extinguisher has been inspected within the last month and the inspection record is current.
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Annual maintenance/service date is current
Confirm the extinguisher has a current annual maintenance record or service tag completed by a qualified technician.
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Inspection tag is attached and legible
Verify the tag or label is present, readable, and shows the most recent inspection or service information.
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