Life safety inspections cover more than sprinklers and alarms. Fire Inspect Hub gives you structured checklists for emergency lighting, exit signs, and fire doors — with the same professional reports and compliance documentation your clients expect.
When an AHJ walks a building, exit signs and emergency lighting are on the clipboard before they ever look at a sprinkler head. They're simple systems — but the inspection and testing requirements are specific, the frequency is high, and the documentation requirements are strict. Fire Inspect Hub handles all of it.
NFPA 101 requires a 30-second functional test on every emergency lighting unit every 30 days. For a building with 40 units across multiple floors, that's a lot of tests to track and document.
Monthly tests are quick. The annual 90-minute full-duration battery test is where failures show up. Units that seemed fine for 11 months suddenly can't hold a charge for 90 minutes. That needs to be documented, not ignored.
A burned-out exit sign lamp is a code violation the moment it happens. Monthly visual inspections catch these before the AHJ does. Without a system, they're invisible until someone complains.
If you're already inspecting sprinklers and alarms for a building, you should be doing their life safety inspection too. Fire Inspect Hub lets you add these asset types to an existing client without creating a new workflow.
Hospitals and healthcare facilities face Joint Commission surveys that cover every life safety system. If you can't produce monthly test records, annual test results, and fire door inspection reports — your client is at risk of citation.
Inspect emergency lighting, exit signs, and fire doors in a single job visit. One report covers all three systems for the client.
Monthly and annual inspection schedules tracked per asset. Dashboard shows what's due across every client and every building.
Sectioned reports generated on submission. Each system gets its own section — findings, compliance status, and code references included.
Pass, Non-Critical Deficiency, Critical Deficiency, and Impairment. Across all life safety systems, not just fire suppression.
For healthcare clients, life safety inspection reports are formatted for Joint Commission EC.02.03.05 compliance review.
Facility managers log in and see their own life safety inspection records.
"We were doing emergency lighting and exit sign testing on paper forms and filing them in a binder. The first time an AHJ asked for three years of monthly test records, we had a problem. We don't have that problem anymore."— Fire protection company owner, commercial property portfolio
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