1. Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service Fire Safety Inspections

2. Areas of Consideration Means of Escape Emergency Lighting Means of Giving Warning Fire-fighting Equipment Signage Housekeeping Hazards and Ignition Sources Management / Risk Assessment

3. Means of Escape Fire Doors

4. Means of Escape Final Exit Door

5. Means of Escape FD20s, FD30s, FD60s

6. Means of Escape Intumescent strips & smoke seals

7. Means of Escape Intumescent strips & smoke seals

8. Means of Escape Fire resisting glazing

9. Means of Escape Self-closing device

10. Means of Escape Door Wedge

11. Means of Escape Door Wedge

12. Means of Escape Door stuck open

13. Means of Escape Door stuck open

14. Means of Escape Approved hold open devices

15. Means of Escape Approved hold open devices

16. Means of Escape Approved hold open devices

17. Means of Escape Approved hold open devices - dorguard

18. Means of Escape Panic Hardware - push bar

19. Means of Escape Panic Hardware - push pad

20. Means of Escape Panic Hardware - thumb turn

21. Emergency Lighting General Lighting

22. Emergency Lighting Emergency Light indicator

23. Emergency Lighting Combined emergency light & directional exit sign

24. Means of Giving Warning Verbal Bells Gongs Triangles Electric Break Glass Units Automatic Fire Detectors (Smoke Alarms)

25. Means of Giving Warning

26. Fire-fighting Equipment

27. Signage

28. Housekeeping Combustible storage on escape routes

29. Housekeeping Combustible storage on escape routes

30. Housekeeping Combustible storage on escape routes

31. Hazards

32. Management Fire Risk Assessment Log Book - recording of tests Maintenance of equipment Staff training

33. The End