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A Workplace Fire-Safety Checklist

Workplace fire safety is about more than having an extinguisher in the room. Here are a few basics worth reviewing on a regular schedule:
- Exit routes: Kept clear, clearly signed, and never blocked by stock or equipment.
- Suppression equipment: Placed where it's easy to reach, with expiry dates and maintenance checked on schedule.
- Alarm systems: Working reliably, tested regularly, with staff who know how to respond when one goes off.
- High-risk areas: Electrical rooms, chemical storage, and industrial kitchens need their own assessment and equipment.
- Regular drills: Staff should be trained and practice evacuation at least once a year.
This checklist is a general overview — every site has its own risk profile, so an on-site assessment should come before deciding what to install. The AFS team is available for a free site survey and consultation.
Fire doesn't give a warning.
But being prepared can save your whole family.
Prepare before it's too late. Contact AFS for guidance on the right solution.