OSHA Fire Safety Audit & Egress Compliance
Preview
This is a preview. Nothing you enter here is saved or sent.
Section 1 of 8: Walkthrough Information
Walkthrough Information
Record the basics and answer the presence checks below — they determine which sections appear.
Note on Usage
This audit is based on OSHA general-industry fire-safety standards (29 CFR 1910 Subpart E — Exit Routes & Emergency Planning, and Subpart L — Fire Protection). Completing it does not guarantee OSHA compliance, fire-code compliance, or a fire-safe building; the employer remains responsible for identifying and correcting all fire hazards and for meeting all applicable federal, state, and local fire codes.
e.g., main retail floor, back-of-house, warehouse, second floor.
Used to flag the written-plan requirement; OSHA requires a written emergency action plan and fire prevention plan only for employers with more than 10 employees.