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Assembly buildings - fire risk assessment:

Common faults found in assembly buildings are:

  • Combustible items left in protected routes or bedroom corridors
  • Locked exits
  • Exits obstructed by stored goods
  • Faulty fire doors, for example large gaps between double doors
  • Insufficient staff training so that the staff are uncertain of what their actions should be in an evacuation
  • Fire alarm and emergency lighting system not routinely tested by the staff
  • Rooms or buildings filled with guests to over capacity - no proper record of how many people are in the room or building

 


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