Inspect all fire alarms to ensure that they are functioning correctly. Test the alarms by triggering the system to see if the alarms sound, and that they can be heard throughout the building.

Inspect all sprinklers to ensure that they are free from damage or obstruction. Test the sprinklers to ensure that they are functioning correctly and covering the appropriate area.

Inspect all fire extinguishers to ensure that they are properly charged and in good condition. Test the extinguishers to ensure that they can discharge properly and that their nozzles are working correctly.

Inspect all emergency lighting to ensure that it is functioning correctly. Test the lighting by simulating a power failure to ensure that the backup lighting system kicks in.

Inspect all smoke and heat detectors to ensure that they are functioning correctly. Test the detectors by simulating smoke or heat to ensure that they can detect a fire and trigger the fire alarms.

Inspect all fire doors to ensure that they are free from damage or obstruction. Test the doors to ensure that they close and latch correctly.

Inspect all fire hydrants to ensure that they are accessible and working correctly. Test the hydrants by flowing water through them to ensure that the water supply is adequate.

It is important to keep accurate records of all inspections and testing. These records should include the date of the inspection or test, the name of the inspector, any deficiencies found, and any corrective action taken.