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internal common areas - fire extinguishers

dade · 2008-12-11 14:44:39

anyone any idea what if any legislation exists in relation to these? where i live the internal common areas have fire extinguishers on every floor but they haven't been checked in about 2 years. is there any legislation or what not in place to say how often these need to be checked?

11-12-2008 2:44pm

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dade

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anyone any idea what if any legislation exists in relation to these?

where i live the internal common areas have fire extinguishers on every floor but they haven't been checked in about 2 years. is there any legislation or what not in place to say how often these need to be checked?

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#2 11-12-2008 3:25pm

Ste.phen

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It's probably an insurance requirement rather than a legal thing, check with someone on the Management Company board, or with the management agency, whomever organised the insurance

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#3 12-12-2008 1:20am

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Are the dials in the red or green? Tap the dial a little and see. If in the red, let the management know, and ask when the last time the local fire service did a check? (read: check or get fined management biotch:P)

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#4 12-12-2008 9:06am

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A fire extinguisher should be checked annually. That's standard.

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