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Fire Extinguisher Monthly Check
A two-minute look-over each month so every extinguisher will work the moment someone needs it.
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- Use the test switch to cut the mains, the way a real power cut would
- Every emergency light comes on straight away
- Each green running-man exit sign lights up and is easy to read
- No exit sign is blocked, dusty or hidden behind anything
- No light flickers, looks dim, or fails to come on
- The fittings are clean and undamaged
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Emergency Lighting Check
A short monthly test so the lights that guide people out in a power cut actually come on.
9 checksPDF + phoneReviewed for 2026Source: BS 5266, Fire Safety Order 2005
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9 things to check.
Everything that matters, nothing that does not. Here is the full list, exactly as it appears on the template.
- 1Use the test switch to cut the mains, the way a real power cut would
- 2Every emergency light comes on straight away
- 3Each green running-man exit sign lights up and is easy to read
- 4No exit sign is blocked, dusty or hidden behind anything
- 5No light flickers, looks dim, or fails to come on
- 6The fittings are clean and undamaged
- 7Switch the mains back and check each charging light glows again
- 8Nothing shows as faulty on a central battery panel, if you have one
- 9Write down the date, what you tested, and anything that failed
Good to know
The monthly test takes seconds per light, but once a year the system must run its full rated time, usually three hours, to prove the batteries last.
Source: BS 5266, Fire Safety Order 2005
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