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Safety and records hub
The forms you hope not to need. Registers for what a household accumulates, dated safety checks, and the records an insurer will ask for.
82 items on this subject: 24 resources, 56 printable sheets and 2 tools.
Printable, fillable and online — safety, records and practical forms.
A sheet with exactly the columns you need, and none you do not.
Every cleaning, laundry, garden, DIY and car product in the home.
The serial or frame number of every portable valuable.
Every container of water with its date and replace-by date.
Each product with its make, model and serial or batch number.
Every tall or heavy item and TV, room by room.
When the power went off and when it came back, in your own words.
Which documents, references and numbers are written down and where.
What was seen or reported, when and exactly where.
Every photograph numbered, dated and described in a line.
Where the person has gone, and what they are there to do.
Every item in the bag, with the category it belongs to.
What has been checked on the heating, hot water and pipework.
Every household or member, with the numbers that actually get answered.
What is already in the house, and what still has to be bought or found.
Where the original of each document physically is.
Which policy renews next, and how many days away that is.
Which items are still covered today, and which ran out last month.
Which doors and windows actually lock, and which only look as if they do.
Whether the alarms actually sound, and when they were last tested.
Every damaged item, room by room, with an estimate against each.
The facts of an incident recorded once, on the day, by the person who saw it.
Which of your own tasks are done and which are still open.
From the sheet library — safety checks · incident and first aid records · premises and facilities checks · collecting and valuables.
Prove the alarms were tested, and catch the thing most people miss: alarms have an expiry date, and a working test button does not mean a working sensor.
Keep a dated record of monthly visual checks, and separate them clearly from the professional servicing that premises usually also need.
Check a kit against the contents list that applies to it and leave a dated record of what was missing, what had expired and what was put back.
Record a risk assessment you have carried out yourself, in a layout that captures the part people forget: who is doing the further action, by when, and when it gets reviewed.
Show that a round actually happened, at what time and by whom, and get a reported fault in front of somebody who can fix it.
Keep a dated record of outlet temperatures and flushing so a trend is visible, rather than a single reading taken on the day somebody asked.
All safety checksAll incident and first aid recordsAll premises and facilities checksAll collecting and valuables
Build your own printable log, checklist, inventory or record sheet — your title, your columns, your rows.
Type your household’s emergency information once and print a clean sheet to pin up where it can be found.
The test button does not test the sensor. What it actually checks, why alarms have an expiry date, and how to keep a register that tells you which one you tested.
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