Log book

[Pipsqueak]

If you put Fire Safety Log book into google your local fire authority should have one online that you can download - not all of it is applicable to us but there are some pages you can print of and use



this is S Yorkshire's
http://www.syfire.gov.uk/fire_safety_legislation_8689D025E1734C07BE11A0E923 E98996.htm

[miffy]

Thanks for that Pip

Miffy xx

[tulip0803]

Thank you:)

[roseybev]

thank you will look at it now

[Pipsqueak]

Thanks Tim:D :thumbsup:

[sharons]

Thanks :thumbsup:

[cal]

Thanks for that will have a look now

[Minnie mouse]

A log book should include:

Details of fire evacuation drills - record your learning outcomes and what you will do about them.
Date and sign against your weekly/annual smoke alarm checks.
Date and sign against a visual inspection of your fire blanket
Date and sign against your annual fire extinguisher checks (if you have one)

Dont forget details of your fire risk assessment

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Sorry for the shameless plug - hopefully you will forgive me having given you details of what logbook should contain.

How do you check a fire extinguisher, sorry if this is a silly question. But didnt know if theres obviously certain things to look for? Thanks :)

[desiderata]

There is a site on the web called Blithefield safety and they cover all this and lots of other things too. Very helpful for childminders. x