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It features a table with three columns. Theres space for the date, the total exit time, and any feedback to note for next time. One of the reasons why its important to track these things is because it can highlight areas for improvement in childrens fire drill awareness.
Whilst you are not required to maintain a log book by law, to do so helps demonstrate compliance with current fire safety legislation. The log book should be kept up to date and readily accessible for inspection by the enforcing authority when required.
ing to the NFPA and the Joint Commission for Life Safety and Environment of Care, fire drills must be performed at least once per quarter for every shift.
Fire drills and training You should carry out at least one fire drill per year and record the results. You must keep the results as part of your fire safety and evacuation plan.
ing to the NFPA and the Joint Commission for Life Safety and Environment of Care, fire drills must be performed at least once per quarter for every shift.
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CONTENTS OF LOG BOOK Fire risk assessment and review details. Fire alarm break glass call points. Fire detection and alarm system - record of tests. Record of false alarms.
The fire safety log book should record regular checks and record findings on: All escape routes are clear and the floor is in a good state. All fire escapes can be opened easily. You record any faults in systems and equipment.
In their Overview to the Environment of Care chapter in the Hospital Accreditation Standards manual, Joint Commission says quarterly or once per quarter means every three months, plus or minus 10 days.
In their Overview to the Environment of Care chapter in the Hospital Accreditation Standards manual, Joint Commission says quarterly or once per quarter means every three months, plus or minus 10 days.
Keep fire test and servicing records for three years as they can be used as evidence to show that fire systems were properly maintained. Records of alterations to fixed systems, such as alarms and sprinklers, should be kept for the life of the system.

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