A fire safety audit is a structured health-check of your building's protection. Learn what it covers and how often to do it.
A fire safety audit is a systematic review of a building's fire protection measures — covering installed systems, evacuation routes, hazard mapping, and regulatory compliance. Think of it as a health-check that catches gaps before they become emergencies.
What gets checked
A thorough audit examines the condition and coverage of detection and suppression systems, the integrity of fire exits and escape routes, the placement and servicing status of extinguishers, passive fire protection such as fire doors and sealed penetrations, and whether documentation is current and inspection-ready.
How often should you audit?
Best practice — and most insurance policies — recommend a fire safety audit at least once a year. An audit is also strongly advised after any renovation, change of occupancy, addition of new equipment, or following any fire incident.
Sujay Fire provides documented fire safety audits covering every installed system, evacuation route, and compliance requirement, with a clear, action-ready report at the end.