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ANNUAL SELF CLOSING HARDWARE AND LATCH INSPECTION REPORTRETURN COMPLETED FORM TO:ATTENTION INSPECTOR:MIAMI BEACH FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION 1701 MERIDIAN AVE. SUITE 200 MIAMI BEACH, FL 33139 TELEPHONE:

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How to fill out Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection

1. Gather all necessary inspection tools, including a measuring tape, screwdrivers, and a checklist.
2. Start with a visual inspection of the hardware and latches to check for any signs of wear or damage.
3. Check the functionality of self-closing mechanisms by observing if they operate smoothly and close completely.
4. Measure the gap between the door and frame to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
5. Tighten any loose screws or fixtures that may affect the performance of the closing mechanisms.
6. Lubricate all moving parts to ensure they operate without obstruction.
7. Document any issues found and the actions taken during the inspection.
8. Review your findings and make recommendations for any necessary repairs or replacements.

Who needs Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection?

1. Building owners and property managers must ensure safety and compliance.
2. Employees and tenants in commercial and residential buildings require secure environments.
3. Facilities maintenance teams are responsible for the upkeep of building safety features.

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What is Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection?

Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection is a procedure to evaluate and ensure that self-closing mechanisms and latches on doors operate correctly, in order to maintain safety and code compliance.

Who is required to file Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection?

Building owners, property managers, or designated maintenance personnel are typically required to file the Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection.

How to fill out Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection?

To fill out the Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection, one needs to complete a designated inspection form detailing the results of the inspection, including any deficiencies found and corrective actions taken.

What is the purpose of Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection?

The purpose of the Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection is to ensure that doors can close automatically and securely, thus enhancing safety and compliance with building codes.

What information must be reported on Annual Self-Closing Hardware and Latch Inspection?

The report must include the inspection date, a description of the doors inspected, findings of the inspection, any corrective actions taken, and the signature of the inspector.