Post on 17-Jan-2016
2009 OFPC INSPECTION
SUMMARY of VIOLATIONS 2006-2008
We Need Your Help for the 2009 Inspection!
The top five hazard / violation types are easily identified and can be addressed in a matter of minutes.
Exit Signs Not Illuminated or Exit Signs Not Illuminated or DamagedDamaged
Testing and Exit SignTesting and Exit Sign
• Depress the test button• Light should switch to battery and remain illuminated.
Fire Doors Blocked/Not Fire Doors Blocked/Not Operating ProperlyOperating Properly
• Latch failure / Door not locking
• Fire doors blocked open
Combustible Materials Stored in Combustible Materials Stored in Egress PathwaysEgress Pathways
Fire Extinguisher InspectionsFire Extinguisher Inspections
• Unit mounted, signs in-place
• Unit charges, dial in green
• Pin in-place and secured with tie
• Hose free of debris and undamaged
• Annual inspection current
• Monthly inspection documented on tag
Emergency LightsEmergency Lights
Testing Emergency Lights • Depress the test button• Light should switch to battery and remain illuminated.
Emergency Lights – Common Issues / Violations • Light bulbs burnt out• Batteries need replaced• Lights damaged
Improper Use of Extension CordsImproper Use of Extension CordsCommon Issues / Violations • “ Daisy Chained” cords• Overloaded multi-strips or plugs• Extension cords used as permanent wiring.• Multiple high load appliances plugged in a power strip
Open Junction BoxesOpen Junction Boxes
OTHER COMMON VIOLATIONS
General housekeeping – combustible clutter in offices, stairways, storage areas
Missing ceiling tiles
PREVENTING/CORRECTING VIOLATIONS
Report any exit signs that are not illuminated to Physical Plant x2000 or fixx@rpi.edu
Do not prop open any fire doors. Remove any objects holding fire doors open. Replace any fire extinguisher that is not on its
hanger. If there is no hanger contact Physical Plant.
Do not overload electrical circuits. Maintain orderly storage areas. Storage clearance from the ceiling needs to be 28”
Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility! Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility! Thanks for Your AssistanceThanks for Your Assistance