Fire and Life Safety Equipment Maintenance Procedures and Reports Sample Clauses

Fire and Life Safety Equipment Maintenance Procedures and Reports. The Tenant is responsible to ensure regular maintenance is performed on all fire and life safety equipment in the building in accordance with the Fire Code. A written record shall be kept for all tests and corrective measures performed by contractors. All records must be kept for a period of two years after they are made, and the records shall be made available upon request to the chief fire official. HRM Fire Services requires that the leased facility’s maintenance summaries be recorded and filed on a prescribed regular basis. The Tenant is responsible to file the summaries and ensure the records are maintained and accessible at the leased facility. HRM Fire Services will conduct a Fire Safety Inspection of the leased facility at least every 3 years. Tenants or occupants that hold Gaming and Alcohol licenses require inspections annually. Fire Services will conduct a site visit inspection and provide inspection report. The License is conditional on the inspection approval. Tenants are required to complete all facility alterations and renovations as noted in the inspection report. Fire Services will follow-up with a second site visit to determine compliance. If the Tenant has not complied with the inspection report violations fines will issued to the Tenant/occupant.
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Fire and Life Safety Equipment Maintenance Procedures and Reports. The Landlord is responsible to ensure regular maintenance is performed on all fire and life safety equipment in the building in accordance with the Fire Code. The tenant shall keep a written record for all tests and corrective measures performed by contractors. All records must be kept for a period of two years and the records shall be made available upon request to the Fire Prevention Officer. HRM Fire Services requires that the leased facility’s maintenance summaries be recorded and filed on a prescribed regular basis. The Tenant is responsible to file the summaries with HRM and ensure the records are maintained and accessible at the leased facility. HRM Fire Services will conduct a Fire Safety Inspection of the leased facility at least every 3 years. Tenants or occupants that hold Gaming and Alcohol licenses require inspections annually and provide a written report. Tenants/Landlords are required to address all recommendations as noted in the inspection report or Order to Take Action. Fire Services will follow-up with a second site visit to determine compliance. Failure to comply with an Order to Take Action made under the authority of the Fire Safety Act may result in further legal action to be taken, including prosecution and/or fines for violating the Act.

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