The responsibility for conducting an annual fire inspection falls to the local fire department and fire marshal. The fire department will inspect all buildings in the area to ensure they are up to code and in compliance with fire safety regulations. This is to ensure that all buildings are safe and to identify potential fire hazards. The annual fire inspection includes a complete review of the building’s fire safety systems such as smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, sprinkler systems, and alarm systems.

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Any violations that are found must be addressed immediately and the necessary corrections must be made. The fire department will also check for any combustible materials that may be present in the building, as well as any other potential fire hazards. The fire inspection also includes an examination of the building’s escape routes and emergency exits. The fire department will check to ensure that the exits are clearly marked and easy to access. 

They will also check to make sure that the building is equipped with the proper safety equipment such as fire extinguishers and smoke detectors. In addition to the inspection of the building, the fire department will also conduct a review of the building’s fire prevention and evacuation plans. This includes checking to make sure that the building has fire drills in place and that all staff are aware of the proper procedures in case of a fire. The fire department will also check to ensure that the building has the proper fire safety signage in place, as well as any other safety measures that may be necessary.