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Checklist for Documentation Review Created 213 Washington State Patrol Fire Protection BureauOffice 2025

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The document is a checklist for the Fire Protection Bureau's inspection section, detailing required documentation and reports for various fire safety systems including automatic sprinkler systems, fire alarm systems, kitchen suppression systems, generators, emergency lighting, disaster planning, fire drills, and fire extinguishers. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining accurate records of inspections and servicing to ensure compliance with safety regulations.

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Begin by entering the 'Facility Name' and 'Date of Inspection' at the top of the checklist. This sets the context for your review.
For each section, such as 'Automatic Sprinkler System', fill in the required details including dates and company names for servicing reports. Ensure you indicate when annual and quarterly testing was completed.
Continue through each tab, documenting information for systems like 'Automatic/Manual Fire Alarm System' and 'Kitchen Suppression System'. Pay attention to specific fields like smoke detector sensitivity reports and nuisance logs.
Complete sections on emergency planning, fire drills, and fire extinguishers by providing necessary documentation dates and company names. Remember to check service reports for comments or deficiencies.
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How much is a Washington state patrol vehicle inspection?

The Washington State Fire Services Resource Mobilization Plan, herein referred to as the Plan, provides a mechanism for fire service resources to respond to fires, disasters, or other events that meet the intent of the Mobilization Plan Legislation (RCW 43.43. 961).

What is the Washington State Fire Services Resource Mobilization Plan?

Step 1: Prior to scheduling a WSP VIN Inspection, you will need to acquire a WSP Inspection Request Form from a local vehicle license agent or subagent office. Step 2: Schedule an appointment with the WSP on their website. Step 3: Two-day transit permits are available for inspection of unlicensed vehicles.

How to pass a fire marshal inspection?

Fire Marshal Inspection Checklist Make sure exit signs and emergency lighting are properly illuminated and operational. Ensure locking devices or hardware allow immediate egress. Check heating equipment meets requirements (no open flame or portable heaters)

What is the Washington State fire Mobilization Plan?

The Mobilization Plan is implemented to provide a process to quickly notify, assemble and deploy fire service personnel, equipment and other resources from around the state when fires, disasters or other events exceed the capacity of local jurisdictions.

What is the biggest fire in Washington state?

While the typical fire season in Washington varies every year based on weather conditions, most wildfires occur in between July and October. However, hotter, drier conditions can allow wildfires to start outside of these boundaries.

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