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Home Fire Safety Inspection

A checklist for checking your home for fire safety: smoke detectors, extinguishers, exit routes, electrical, and an escape plan.

What this tool does

A checklist for checking your home for fire safety: smoke detectors, extinguishers, exit routes, electrical, and an escape plan.

How to use

  1. Work down the list and tick each item as you finish it.
  2. Ticks are saved on this device, in your browser, so they are still there when you come back.

What this checklist covers

The list has 1 group and 15 items.

  • Home Fire Safety Inspection (15 items): Test all smoke detectors; Replace detector batteries where your detectors use replaceable ones; Check the replacement date on each detector; Inspect fire extinguishers; Know where the extinguishers are; Check the pressure gauge on each extinguisher; Clear exit routes; Test that escape windows open; Check electrical outlets for damage, scorch marks and overloading; Inspect cords for damage; Clear lint from the dryer vent; Check the stove and oven area; Plan family escape routes; Practice a fire drill; Post emergency numbers where everyone can see them

Tip: Tick each item as you check it. Ticks are saved on this device.

Limitations

  • This is a general list. It does not know your home, local codes or equipment.
  • It is not a substitute for professional advice. Call a qualified electrician for wiring problems.
  • Ticks are saved only in this browser on this device.

FAQs

Q: Is this a professional inspection?
A: No. It is a self-check list of things to look at. It does not replace an inspection by a qualified person or your fire service.
Q: Does it say how often to do each check?
A: No. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and local guidance for how often to test and replace equipment.
Q: Are my ticks saved?
A: Yes. Ticks are saved in your browser on this device and are not sent anywhere. They do not follow you to another device or browser.

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