Every Hydrantly tool
- free tools on this site
- 2
- Counted across the tools on this page
- figures they ask you for
- 24
- Counted across the tools on this page
- answers they give back
- 15
- Counted across the tools on this page
- Fire inspection hours and cost, on the worked example
- 34.2
- Counted across the tools on this page
Two documents, and nothing to sign up for. The fire inspection report is the one you leave with the building owner: what was tested, what was found, what is deficient and when each system falls due again. The life and safety inspection checklist is the one you walk the building with, laid out by system in the order the federal intervals fall, so nothing on the round goes unrecorded. Both print, both are free, and the interval behind every line is named and linked to the regulation it comes from.
The inspection intervals on these pages come from 29 CFR 1910 subpart L, the federal floor for portable extinguishers, standpipe and hose systems, automatic sprinklers, fixed extinguishing systems and fire detection, read from the eCFR and linked on the page that uses them.
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Fire inspection hours and cost (Technician hours this building needs in a year): 34.2, Hydrantly, worked example.
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