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RFFS Fire Risk Assessment Checklist

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Use this RFFS fire risk assessment checklist to review fire hazards and controls across industrial sites. Cover electrical ignition sources, smoking controls, arson prevention, portable heaters, kitchens, lightning protection, and storage of flammable substances. Verify DSEAR needs, combustible material control, contractor hot work permits, and housekeeping. Assess means of escape, travel distances, emergency lighting, assembly points, fire doors, extinguishers, sprinklers, signage, and access for fire and rescue. Confirm detection and alarm coverage, weekly testing, evacuation procedures, fire marshal checks, staff training, and maintenance records.

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