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IRES carrying fire inspections

JojoLoca · 2020-09-21 14:30:45

Hi All, We are tenants with IRES Reit and have received notice recently that they will be carrying fire alarm inspection in the apartment (checking all alarm devices and changing batteries if necessary, providing fire blankets etc). We have this inspection every year and it usually takes only a couple of minutes. However…

21-09-2020 3:30pm

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JojoLoca

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Hi All,

We are tenants with IRES Reit and have received notice recently that they will be carrying fire alarm inspection in the apartment (checking all alarm devices and changing batteries if necessary, providing fire blankets etc). We have this inspection every year and it usually takes only a couple of minutes.

However with Dublin being currently at level 3.5 of restrictions, should we allow the person who will be carrying the inspection in? They will be visiting a couple of dozens apartments in one day. Even wearing masks and gloves, is it wise to go around so many apartments, where you enter every single room plus kitchen?

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awec

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Ensuring apartments are fire safe seems like an important enough thing to continue doing.

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