Fire safety records
Two registers, and a reminder while there is still time to do something about it.
Write down the drill
The date, who took part, and how long it took everyone to get out.
Record the servicing
Extinguishers and alarms are tracked separately, with the certificate on the visit.
Get a nudge before it slips
You hear about this month’s drill while there is still time to hold it.
Step 1
Write down the drill
The date, who took part, and how long it took everyone to get out.
Step 2
Record the servicing
Extinguishers and alarms are tracked separately, with the certificate on the visit.
Step 3
Get a nudge before it slips
You hear about this month’s drill while there is still time to hold it.
Drill register
The date, who was there, how long it took, and what you learned.
Servicing record
Extinguishers and alarms, each on their own schedule.
Certificates attached
To the visit they belong to, not a shared folder.
Warned in time
We say a drill is due before the month runs out, and a service before it lapses.
Set your childcare up in a few minutes.
No card, no import, no setup call. Add a record and see how it fits.
Regulation 26
What Tusla asks for
- A written record of every fire drill.
- A written record of every service of fire equipment and smoke alarms.
- Both available for inspection.
Reg 26: S.I. 221/2016 Reg 26 (Doc[42]); QRF Full and Part Time Day Care Reg 26 (Doc[208])
What it doesn't do
- We cannot see the fire notice on your wall.
- We do not book your service or ring your contractor.
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Every feature for one price per childcare, whether you have 1 staff or ten, 1 child or a hundred.
Questions
- I only have dates in a paper logbook.
- That is enough to start. Every other field is optional, and the reminders run on the dates alone.
- One contractor does everything.
- Then it is one visit with both kinds of equipment ticked, not two records.
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