Emergency escape lighting helps illuminate escape routes when normal lighting fails. Keeping track of checks, faults and maintenance makes it easier to understand the condition of your system and arrange support.
Keep a clear record
Record the date of each check, who carried it out and what was found. If a fault is identified, note the affected fitting or area and the action taken. Keep service reports together so the history is available for the next visit.
Report concerns promptly
Let the person responsible for fire safety know about damaged fittings or problems identified during testing. Testing and maintenance should follow an appropriate plan for your system and premises. Ask a competent professional if you are unsure how a check should be carried out.
Tell us about your premises
When requesting help, share the building’s location, any available lighting records and the issue you have noticed. Monarch Fire provides emergency lighting servicing and installation in Oxfordshire and the surrounding area. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
Further reading: GOV.UK fire safety guidance for small non-domestic premises.