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- Each extinguisher is in its proper place and you can reach it without moving anything
- Clearly visible, and any sign above it has not been hidden or knocked off
- The pressure dial needle is sitting in the green band, not the red
- The safety pin is in place and the tamper seal has not been broken
- No dents, rust or signs of leaking on the body
- The hose and nozzle are not cracked, split or blocked
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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.
9 checksPDF + phoneReviewed for 2026Source: BS 5306, Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
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What’s on it
9 things to check.
Everything that matters, nothing that does not. Here is the full list, exactly as it appears on the template.
- 1Each extinguisher is in its proper place and you can reach it without moving anything
- 2Clearly visible, and any sign above it has not been hidden or knocked off
- 3The pressure dial needle is sitting in the green band, not the red
- 4The safety pin is in place and the tamper seal has not been broken
- 5No dents, rust or signs of leaking on the body
- 6The hose and nozzle are not cracked, split or blocked
- 7The instruction label is clean and still readable
- 8It feels the right weight; a light one may have lost its contents
- 9Write down the date and flag anything wrong for a professional to sort
Good to know
Alongside your monthly look-over, every extinguisher should be serviced by a qualified engineer once a year, with a deeper test every five years.
Source: BS 5306, Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
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