What goes in our fire watch log
- Facility address and the areas or systems covered
- Patrol route and the time of every round
- Each watch person’s name, shift start and end, and signature
- Communications with the fire department, alarm company, and site contacts
- Hazards found and what was done about them, with photos when useful
Why it matters
Fire departments commonly require the fire watch log to stay on site and be available for inspection. Insurers may ask for it after a loss. A clean, complete log protects your permit, your claim, and your schedule. Log copies are delivered to you at the end of every deployment.
Documentation & Logs FAQ
Can you use our facility’s log form?
Yes. If your fire department, owner, or insurer has a required form, we’ll use it. Otherwise we use our own log that covers everything typically required.