Walk the building, tick off extinguishers and exits, attach photos of anything broken — finish the whole fire safety inspection on a phone before you get back to the office.
A fire safety inspection report template built for EHS coordinators, facility managers, and safety officers who run monthly or quarterly walk-throughs. It covers extinguishers, alarms, emergency lighting, exits, and the evacuation plan, with space for corrective actions and an inspector signature at the end.
17 fields — customize any field or add new ones with AI.
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Tell the AI what to change — "add a budget dropdown" or "remove phone number" — and it edits the form instantly. Every field type above can be added, removed, or relabeled through the chat interface.
Everything you need to launch this form in minutes, share it with your team, and collect submissions reliably.
Extinguishers, alarms, exits, sprinklers, and evacuation plan are grouped the way inspectors actually move through a building — top to bottom, room by room.
Snap a picture of a blocked exit or a missing inspection tag and attach it inline. The image stays linked to the specific deficiency, not buried at the end of the report.
The inspector signs on-screen before the report submits. Every PDF export carries the signature, date, and inspector title for audit trails.
Each flagged item asks for a target fix date. Pipe submissions into Google Sheets to build a live remediation list maintenance can work from.
Field teams open the form on a phone or tablet — no app install, no login required. Works offline-tolerant on flaky warehouse Wi-Fi and submits when reception returns.
If an inspector marks the overall result as fail, your safety channel gets pinged immediately with a link to the report so the EHS lead can act before end of shift.
Click "Use this template free." Flexform loads the form instantly — no account needed to preview.
Type what you want to change in the chat: fields to add or remove, rename labels, change field types, or rearrange pages.
Link to Slack or Google Sheets with one click, then embed on your site or share the link.
A regional EHS coordinator visits four warehouses a month. Each site has its own report, photos, and corrective list — but they all flow into one Google Sheet so trends across the region show up clearly.
A facility manager covers two office towers every quarter. The signature field and timestamped photos give building ownership and insurance a clean audit packet without any retyping.
After a small kitchen fire, the safety officer runs a targeted re-inspection focused on extinguishers and exit routes on the affected floor. The report references prior corrective actions so nothing gets re-flagged twice.
Two weeks before the marshal arrives, the EHS team runs a full walk-through using the same template the marshal will use. Anything flagged goes straight to maintenance with a fix-by date.
Property managers inspect leased space before handover — verifying alarms, sprinkler coverage, and posted evacuation plans match the tenant build-out drawings.
General contractors require subs to submit a weekly fire-safety check covering extinguishers, hot-work areas, and egress. The Slack alert flags any failed report to the site super before Monday morning.
Connect this form to your existing tools with no middleware. Every submission triggers your workflow automatically.
Data appears in your CRM or spreadsheet within 1–2 seconds of submission — no cron jobs, no delays.
Route submissions to different Slack channels, HubSpot pipelines, or Airtable bases based on field values.
Pre-fill form fields with CRM data for returning visitors. Update existing records instead of creating duplicates.
The default fields align with the most common OSHA 1910 Subpart L items — extinguishers, alarms, exit routes, and emergency action plans. You may still need to add facility-specific items, like a fixed suppression system check or a hot-work permit verification, depending on your industry. The AI editor can add those fields in a sentence.
Yes. The "Photos of any deficiencies" field accepts multiple images from the device camera or photo library. Pictures upload with the rest of the report and stay linked to that submission for the audit trail.
Connect the form to Slack from the workflow tab and set the trigger to fire when "Overall pass / fail" equals fail. Your safety channel gets a notification with the inspector name, location, and a direct link to the full report — usually within seconds of submit.
No. Share the form link or QR code and anyone can submit from a browser. Accounts are only needed for the person managing the form, viewing responses, and configuring integrations.
Each submission can be exported as a PDF with the signature, photos, and all corrective actions included. Many teams set up a Google Sheets connection and a parallel PDF archive in Drive so paper auditors and digital ones are both covered.
Use the form-level field "Floor or area inspected" to capture the scope, and run one submission per zone. If you need fully separate templates per site, duplicate this template, ask the AI to "rewrite for a hospital with three suppression zones," and you have a site-specific version in under a minute.
Yes — the Kotlin Multiplatform mobile SDK lets you embed the same form natively in Android and iOS apps with one codebase. The reports flow into the same backend whether they come from the web link or an embedded view.
Submissions stay in your FlexForm workspace for as long as your plan allows, and you can export to Google Sheets or a webhook to keep an immutable copy in your own systems. Most EHS teams keep 3 years of records to cover insurance and regulatory windows.
Open the template, customize with AI, connect your tools, and publish — in under 5 minutes.
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