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Questions about safety or risk control? Contact our specialists at customercare@adventistrisk.org CHURCH: INSPECTOR: DATE: TITLE: NOTE: The following list of inspection topics provides a form for identifying the basic items identified in the Church Safety and Self-Inspection Guide. This is by no means a complete list of risk control exposures for a church. A NO response in the following topics may indicate a need for additional safety/risk management measures. ADMINISTRATIVE 1. Does the church have a Safety Officer 2. Child-abuse prevention program is in place 3. Six-month rule utilized for new volunteers 4. Criminal background check performed on employees and volunteers 5. Is there a Church Safety committee 6. Written safety rules 7. Employee and Volunteer health and safety training program 8. Proeventive maintenance program for church premises 9. Prompt repairs of leaks and deterioration 10. Written church emergency plan 11. Staff, SS teachers, elders, deacons and volunteers know roles in emergency Page 1 of 10

CHURCH PROTECTION 1. Sprinkler systems (if installed) inspected annually 2. Multipurpose fire extinguisher within 75 feet throughout the building 3. Fire extinguishers visually checked monthly for tampering 4. Smoke/heat detectors - serviced twice a year 5. Do you have the Fire alarm systems in place? 6. Fire alarm systems tested and serviced annually 7. Hard-wired carbon monoxide detectors where fossil fuel systems are used 8. Do you have lightning protection in place? 9. Do you have security system in place? 10. Fire and security system monitored by central station 11. Dusk-to-dawn perimeter lighting 12. Trees/shrubs trimmed regularly (crime prevention) 13. Lawnmowers, equipment fuel, and other flammables stored in separate storage shed 14. Key/access card inventories maintained 15. Keys marked Do Not Copy 16. Written list with photographic inventory of building contents and valuables Page 2 of 10

THE CHURCH GROUNDS 1. Parking lot free of potholes, cracks, debris 2. Sidewalks in good condition 3. Snow and ice removed before services 4. Downspouts do not flow water across walkways 5. All steps have handrails 6. Spaces in railings/balusters less than 4 7. Step railings firmly secured 8. Accessible ramps available for handicapped 9. Open sides of steps/platforms protected with railings 10. Ramps have guide and upper rails 11. Parking lots and sidewalks well lit 12. Fences/gates in good condition 13. Driveway chain barriers have reflectors Page 3 of 10

ENTER WITHOUT RISK (FALL PREVENTION) 1. Non-slip rugs and mats with tapered edges inside entrances 2. No torn or wrinkled carpets, loose or damaged tiles or flooring 3. No cords or speaker wires across floors, aisles or doorways 4. Wet floor signs used, spills mopped immediately 5. Aisles, steps, exit passageways free of boxes, chairs, musical instruments, etc. 6. Interior steps and elevation changes have handrails 7. Handrails have minimum 1.5 inch clearance between rails and walls 8. Handrails secure Page 4 of 10

SAFE IN THE SANCTUARY 1. Aisles clear of cords, podiums, chairs, pianos, candles and other objects 2. Exit route maps displayed throughout building 3. All exit doors unlocked during occupancy 4. Exit doors have panic hardware (not chains and locks, deadbolts, etc. 5. Exit doors: good condition and function properly 6. Exit doors swing in direction of exit travel 7. Rooms with 50 or more occupants or over 1000 sq ft have two exit doors 8. Exit doors serving 100 or more have panic hardware (50 or more some jurisdictions) 9. Room occupancy posted for Assembly areas 10. Lighted Exit signs throughout 11. Emergency lighting installed and operative 12. Pews/seating secured and in good repair 13. Doors, passageways and stairs that might be mistaken for exits labeled NO EXIT 14. Dead-end corridors do not exceed 20 feet 15. Lighting adequate throughout building 16. Paper and combustible decorations do not exceed 20% of wall they are on area covered in classrooms 17. Vision panels into classrooms and offices 18. Glass doors/mirrors have designs or etched markings to prevent accidents Page 5 of 10

MOTHERS ROOM / REST ROOM 1. Electrical outlets within 6 feet of sinks have GFCI protection 2. Mothers room electrical outlets plugged with safety caps 3. Infant change table pads secured and have lips 4. Change table has safety straps 5. Signage instructing parents to use safety straps and not leave child unattended 6. Cribs in good condition and meet CPSC guidelines 7. Spills wiped up immediately 8. No hazardous chemicals accessible in room Page 6 of 10

BAPTISMAL TANKS 1. Microphones and electrical equipment not within reach of baptismal occupants 2. Non-slip on steps and bottom of tank floor 3. Handrails provided along baptismal steps 4. Overflow drain installed 5. Filling process monitored to pretend over filling 6. Tank drained immediately after use 7. Heater turned off/checked after baptism Page 7 of 10

MECHANICAL ROOMS / JANITOR CLOSETS 1. Self-closing fire rated doors 2. Locked at all times 3. Free of combustibles, flammables and general church storage 4. Good housekeeping throughout facilities 5. Main switches, shut-off valves and plumbing properly labeled 6. General purpose ABC fire extinguisher in a room 7. Smoke/heat detection tied to fire alarm system 8. Free of poke throughs and other openings in walls and ceillings 9. GFCI protection on outlets within 6 feet of sinks 10. Three feet of clear space in front of electrical panels 11. All electric/mechanical equipment and junction boxes covered 12. Pinch/nip points on equipment guarded 13. Chemicals properly labeled and stored 14. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) available in church office 15. Personal protective equipment (PPE) available and worn, as required for task Page 8 of 10

KITCHENS / FELLOWSHIP HALLS 1. Exits clear and adequately marked 2. Room occupancy posted 3. Exhaust filters, ducts and hood cleaned on a regular basis 4. Heat detection provided 5. Multi-purpose or Type K extinguisher in kitchen 6. Hood and duct fire suppression system installed where usage dictates need 7. Stoves with fire suppression serviced semi-annually 8. Kitchens free of grease accumulations 9. Refrigeration coils, motors and compressors clean 10. Foods in refrigerators and freezers covered and labelled 11. Safety latches on walk in freezers and coolers 12. Floors clean and free of spills 13. Mops and caution signage available 14. Tables and chairs in good condition 15. Tables and chairs in racks and not stacked against walls 16. Adequate aisles maintained between tables and chairs for safe egress Page 9 of 10

ADDITIONAL FINDINGS DESCRIPTION RECOMMENDATION SELF-INSPECTION COMPLETED BY: (All participants to sign) DATE (MM/DD/YYYY): DATE (MM/DD/YYYY): DATE (MM/DD/YYYY): REVIEWED BY: DATE (MM/DD/YYYY): TITLE: Page 10 of 10