Before occupancy, identify exits, alarms, extinguishing equipment, emergency lighting, electrical panels, shutoffs, assembly points and building contacts. Record test information, access restrictions and every unresolved defect in a signed handover schedule.
Which systems should be reviewed?
- exits and emergency lighting;
- alarms and detection;
- extinguishing equipment;
- electrical and utility isolation;
- access and evacuation procedures.
Which records should be delivered?
- inspection and test records;
- plans and instructions;
- contractor contacts;
- defect schedule;
- signed responsibility dates.
Continue through Commercial, Learn and the directory.
Walk the emergency route before opening.
Keep the safety handover with the lease and operating file.
Find commercial supportFrequently asked questions
Does handover prove the premises is ready to operate?
No. Business-specific licensing, use and workplace requirements remain separate.
Should emergency systems be tested?
Yes. Record available testing, instructions and responsible contacts.
Should defects be listed?
Yes. Use a signed schedule with photographs and completion responsibility.
Sources & References
- Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning
- Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation
- Department of Labour Protection and Welfare
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