Emergency & exit lighting test log
Records emergency and exit lighting inspection, testing, defects, escalations and evidence against the building's applicable maintenance requirements. A live form your crew fills on their phones, not a Word template you retype on every site.
- Emergency
- Exit lighting inspection
- Testing
- Defects
- Escalations
- Evidence against the building's applicable maintenance requirements
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When you need this form
Discharge testing is scheduled work, and the log is the evidence trail behind it. Every fitting is tested for its required duration, the result recorded, and failures escalated for repair or replacement. Building owners rely on this log when a fire safety statement or annual report is being prepared, and certifiers ask for the whole period, not a summary line.
Gaps in a log are what get buildings written up. Digital entries are timestamped as they happen, so nobody backfills six months of tests the night before a statement is signed. Failures carry a photo and an escalation, and the repair closes against the original entry. That chain is what a certifier is really looking for.
What good looks like
- Each test dated, with the tested duration and pass or fail.
- Fittings identified individually so repeat failures are visible over time.
- Failed fittings escalated, with the repair or replacement closed out.
- Battery and lamp replacements recorded against the fitting, not the building.
- Technician named and site confirmed for every test entry.
Emergency & exit lighting test log, answered
Is this a PDF or Word template?
Neither. It is a live form: your crew opens it on their phones, ticks it through, attaches photos and signs on the glass. Every submission is timestamped, GPS-pinned and stored as proof.
What goes in an emergency and exit lighting test log?
Each fitting tested, the date, the duration achieved, the pass or fail result, any defect raised and how it was closed out, plus the technician who carried out the test.
Why do certifiers want the full test log?
Because a single summary proves nothing about the year. The full log shows the tests happened on schedule, failures were found and fixed, and the building's lighting has been maintained continuously rather than checked once.
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