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Fire drills
Proof the drill was held, and who was there.
On the file
The date, how long it took, who was there, and what failed.
Duty
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Where it is used
On the record, after the drill.
What the duty covers
- The date, the time it took, and who attended.
- What did not work, and the action that came out of it.
- On the record. Not a note that a drill happened.
On the file
- The date
- The time it took
- Who attended
- What did not work
- The action that came out of it
How this duty should sit
These notes describe how the duty can sit on a digital record. This page is a guide to a UK duty. It is not a screen in EHSync Safety.
- Attendance is names, not a headcount.
- What failed becomes an action.
The duty
The UK law we work to, by name.
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Procedures practised. A drill is the evidence.
Who uses it
The person running the drill. Attendance is names, not a headcount.
Sits with
The fire safety plan. What failed becomes an action.
What good looks like
There is evidence the drill happened, who was there, and what has to change.