To ensure safety in a building, what should Fire Guards inspect?

To ensure safety in a building, Fire Guards primarily focus on inspecting emergency exits. Emergency exits are critical for providing safe egress during a fire or another emergency situation. These exits must be clearly marked, easily accessible, and free of obstructions to enable swift evacuation. Regular inspections of these exits ensure that they are functioning correctly and comply with safety regulations, which minimizes risks during emergencies.

While inspecting non-emergency areas, maintenance staff compliance, and building renovation sites can also contribute to overall safety, they do not directly address the specific need for accessible and functional emergency routes. Non-emergency areas may be less critical in immediate safety scenarios, and while maintenance compliance and renovation sites can present hazards, the foremost priority in fire safety is ensuring that emergency routes are operational and safe for occupants in the event of an emergency.