Buidling Safety Inspection Checklist

Pillai Sreejith Building Safety Inspection Checklist
BUILDING SAFETY INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Sl. No. Safety Check Point Status
Fire /Emergency
1. Is there a minimum of two 4.5 kg Carbon Dioxide Portable Fire Extinguisher

(PFEs) installed (inside the office) for every 100 square meter floor so
located as to be available within 10 m radius area?
For fighting electrical /computer /UPS fires.
2. In addition to the above, 9 L water type cartridge type PFE for every 100
square meter floor so located as to be available within 10 m radius area is
provided?
For fighting Class A fires. Water type PFEs not to be used on electrical /
computer / UPS fires.
3. Is a 5 kg Dry Chemical Powder (DCP) type PFE installed near portable
generator sets?
4. If cooking is done using LPG / Kerosene, is it ensured that fuel is cut off
after use?
Not recommended in offices.
5. Are all the portable extinguishers maintained (refilling based on weight, etc.)
as per IS 2190?
A recommended maintenance schedule as per IS 2190 can be provided for
reference or could be made part of the PFE AMC.
6. Are PFEs located in easily accessible areas?
7. Is the PFE layout exhibited in a conspicuous location?
Recommended for CIFCO offices of having more than 4 PFEs.
8. Are PFEs (bottom level) installed at 1m from the ground level and properly
installed?
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9. Is the fire escape route marked on the floor layout and exhibited at a
conspicuous location?
Recommended for CIFCO offices of having more than 5000 SF floor area.
10. Are all exits clearly marked (lit up) and kept accessible?
Applicable for CIFCO offices that has multiple entry / exit points / with floor
area more than 5000 SF.
11. Are employees aware of emergency escape staircase in your building (If
applicable)?
12. Are emergency lights provided with dedicated battery, at strategic locations?
13. Are employees trained in selection (PFE selection based on class of fire) &
use of PFEs?
14. If room heaters, immersion coils are used, are they kept away from
combustible materials?
15. Are smoke detectors provided in the office, connected to a fire alarm panel
& alarm?
As per TAC Fire Alarm rules, the horizontal distance from any point in the
area to the detector shall be 7.5 m.
16. Are all employees encouraged to smoke outside the office?
Electrical
17. Are adequate protective devices (MCBs, RCCBs, HRC Fuses) used for:
Short circuits and overloads
Earth leakage
Surge protection (UPS, EPBAX, DoT lines)
18. Are all 3 pin plugs & sockets provided with earth connections?
19. Are the electrical wiring of FRLS / HFFR insulation type?
20. Rigid PVC /Metal conduits are used for electrical wiring?
21. Does loose terminations, unused openings exist in any of the electrical
Distribution boards?
22. Are the cables, wires, conduits, and other accessories confirming to Indian
Standard?
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23. Are all electrical DBs, circuits provided with identification marks?
24. Are all the earth conductors physically continuous?
25. Is the electrical contractor employed for routine jobs qualified &
experienced?
26. Was the electrical installation inspected by a qualified electrical engineer the
last 5 years?
27. Are the electrical installation maintained by carrying out tests, etc. when any
modification / new equipment is done/installed?
28. Are all 230 Volt equipment provided with single earth connection and all
415-volt equipment provided with double earth connections?
29. Are all window air conditioner units provided with metal clad sockets with
MCBs (Miniature Circuit Breakers)?
30. Are you sure that no re-wirable fuses are used in the office?
Re-wirable fuses are a potential fire hazard and may not afford the desired
protection.
31. Do you store combustible materials (papers, plastic, etc.) very close to lights,
DBs, etc?
A minimum of 3 feet clearance is to be maintained.
32. Is it a practice to switch off all lights after office hours?
33. Is there a master electrical switch to cut off total electrical power (except
may be Fax, UPS & server)?
34. Is a designated person allocated the responsibility of putting off electrical
power after office hours?
35. Is the electrical wiring inside conduit (rigid PVC /metal) for Fax, UPS &
server (24x7 critical services)?
36. Are electrical cords / cables mechanically protected in the entire office?
37. Do you have a system of intimating the officer-in –charge of any electrical
abnormalities (arcs, heat, frequent tripping, frequent lamp failures / fuse
replacements)?
38. Is the use of extension boards & temporary connections prohibited in the
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office?
39. Before connection of any new electrical load, is it ensured that overloading
does not exist?
Security
40. Is the office provided with intelligent security system (with multiple security
features), with audible alarm /automatic telephone dialing during night
hours?
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BUILDING SAFETY INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Sl. No. Safety Check Point Status

1. Is there a minimum of two 4.5 kg Carbon Dioxide Portable Fire Extinguisher

For clarifications / details, please contact: [email protected]

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