This fire drill report template is free and customisable - and makes fire drill reports easier to store, complete and share.

Fire drills are an important safety activity for all companies and workplaces - especially in industries like construction, oil and gas and mining, where work sites and projects make marshalling and understanding all of the moving pieces, people and parts very difficult.

The purpose of a fire drill is obviously to 'practice' what will take place should a fire occur.

The purpose of reporting on these fire drills with a fire drill report like the one you see here is to make sure that there is a constant feedback loop on fire drill safety performance.

The point of a fire drill is not to just go through a boring drill, but to find points of weakness and areas for improvement that will reduce the likelihood of injuries, fatalities and other damages should an actual fire occur.

A fire drill report should surface any issues which were found during the drill, and confirm how well or not well each part of the evacuation were performed, including for external parties like the emergency services.

This fire drill report template can be used and customised for any of your fire drills:

• Comprehensive fire drills
• Silent drills
• Table talks
• Others

And the template comes with all of the fields and checklists questions which guide the fire drill reporter or responsible party through the form, so that each report is standardised, easily understandable - and actionable for the company, workers and safety teams.