Commercial Property Structural Safety

The Commercial Property Structural Safety Checklist is used to assess the condition of a commercial property structure to ensure it is safe and everything is in order. The checklist includes auditing the property structural systems, fire safety, interior elements, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations, among others.Â

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Commercial Property Structural Safety

Site Improvements

Structural Systems

Mechanical, Electrical, And Plumbing

Vertical Transportation Conveying Systems

Fire Safety

Interior Elements

Accessibility

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Commercial Property Structural Safety

1. Storm Drain System

2. Parking Pavement, Curbs and Gutters

3. Sidewalks

4. Utilities

5. Landscaping

6. Lighting

7. Signage

1. Foundations

2. Structural system including floors

3. Exterior Walls and Paint condition

4. Windows and Frames

5. Exterior Doors and Frames

6. Staircases (Interior and Exterior)

7. Balconies

8. Upper Floor Walkways

9. Roofs and roof coverings

10. Roof drainage

1. HVAC (Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning)

2. Electrical safety

3. Emergency generator

4. Hot and cold water distribution system

5. Water heaters

6. Gas distribution system

1. Elevators

2. Escalators

1. Fire alarm systems

2. Security alarm systems

1. Common area finishes

2. Warehouse area finishes (Walls, Floors, Ceilings, Etc)

3. Interior doors and frames

1. Parking

2. Signage

3. Ramps

4. Restrooms

5. Common area accessibility