Use this official fire safety logbook from Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service to record routine tests of a fire detection and alarm system. The logbook includes space for the test date, call point or zone, result, faults, remedial action and signature.
It records what was tested and any faults found. It does not certify that the whole system has passed an inspection or complies with a particular standard.
Follow the alarm manufacturer’s instructions and the arrangements set by the fire risk assessment. Inspection, servicing, and technical testing that require a competent person should be carried out by a suitably qualified fire alarm engineer. Any certificate for that work should come from the person who carried it out.
For domestic smoke and carbon monoxide alarms tested at the start of an England tenancy, use the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Test Certificate instead.
