FS(E)R Checklist
The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 mandate specific actions to improve fire safety in multi-occupancy residential buildings. Compliance requirements vary by building height (see below)
| Checklist : Which apply to you? | Low rise | Mid rise (Existing) | Mid rise (New build) | High rise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Share fire safety instructions with residents and display in a conspicuous location |  | | | |
| Share fire door information with residents | | | | |
| Conduct annual flat entrance (fire) door checks | | | | |
| Conduct quarterly common area (fire) door checks | | | | |
| Conduct monthly fire-fighting equipment check | | |||
| Conduct monthly lift check (lifts intended for use by firefighters, and evacuation lifts) | | |||
| Install wayfinding signage (flat and floor numbers in stairwells and lift lobbies) | | |||
| Install and maintain secure information box (must contain contact details of responsible person, building plan and floor plans) | | | ||
| Report defective lift and fire-fighting equipment to local fire service (reportable if the fault will take longer than 24 hours to fix) fault and subsequent repair to be reported | | |||
| Record monthly lift and fire-fighting equipment check (share results with residents) | | |||
| Share external wall information (design, materials, risks, mitigations) with local fire service | | |||
| Share electronic building and floor plans with local fire service | |
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