A. Emergency Exit Accessibility

1. Confirm that all emergency exits are clearly marked and free from obstructions.

2. Check that pathways and corridors leading to exits are unblocked, well-lit, and adequately signed.

B. Exit Doors and Hardware

1. Inspect each exit door to ensure it opens easily and fully.

2. Test the functionality of door hardware, such as panic bars and handles, to guarantee smooth operation in emergencies.

C. Emergency Lighting and Signage

1. Evaluate emergency lighting systems to ensure they are functional and provide adequate illumination.

2. Check the visibility and condition of exit signs, ensuring they are clearly visible from a distance and in low-light conditions.

D. Fire and Safety Equipment

1. Verify that fire extinguishers are available, accessible, and within the inspection date near exits.

2. Inspect other safety equipment, including fire alarms and smoke detectors, for proper functioning and accessibility in exit areas.

E. Exit Door Alarms and Security Devices

1. Check if exit door alarms are functional and properly set.

2. Ensure that any security devices do not impede quick exit in an emergency.

F. Regular Maintenance and Inspection Records

1. Review records of regular maintenance and inspections for each exit.

2. Verify that inspections are conducted at recommended intervals and documented.

G. Staff Training and Awareness

1. Assess the level of staff awareness regarding emergency exit locations and procedures.

2. Confirm that regular training drills are conducted and participation is documented.