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Entrance & Communal Walk

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  • Entrance and walkways clear of clutter, boxes and trip hazards
  • All fire exits and escape routes clear and easy to open
  • Fire doors close properly and are not propped open
  • Emergency lights and exit signs lit and working
  • Any wet or slippery floors mopped up or signed off
  • Lighting working in corridors, stairs and shared areas
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Safety

Entrance & Communal Walk

A quick walk round that keeps the front and shared spaces safe, clean and welcoming for everyone.

10 checksPDF + phoneReviewed for 2026Source: GOV.UK fire safety, Fire Safety Order 2005
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10 things to check.

Everything that matters, nothing that does not. Here is the full list, exactly as it appears on the template.

  • 1Entrance and walkways clear of clutter, boxes and trip hazards
  • 2All fire exits and escape routes clear and easy to open
  • 3Fire doors close properly and are not propped open
  • 4Emergency lights and exit signs lit and working
  • 5Any wet or slippery floors mopped up or signed off
  • 6Lighting working in corridors, stairs and shared areas
  • 7Handrails on stairs and ramps secure
  • 8Any rubbish or post building up in shared spaces cleared
  • 9Entrance clean and welcoming, glass and mats tidy
  • 10Anything broken, blocked or unsafe noted and reported

Good to know

The person responsible for the premises must keep escape routes and fire exits clear and easy to open at all times the building is occupied.

Source: GOV.UK fire safety, Fire Safety Order 2005

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