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Free Campus Safety Walk Template

Walk a school zone with a fixed checklist, tick each item with a photo and a severity call, and hand the maintenance list to the person who can fix it.

fixed items per zone
photo and severity on fail
prioritized repair list
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Walk a school zone with a fixed checklist, tick each item with a photo and a severity call, and hand the maintenance list to the person who can fix it.

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About this template

A safety walk done from memory becomes a list of what you happened to notice. This checklist fixes the items per zone - exits, signage, electrical, furniture, playground surfaces, wet areas, storage and first aid - and records each as pass, watch or fail with a photo, a location and a severity call. Entries become a prioritized repair list with an owner, so the next walk starts by checking whether last month's fails were actually fixed.

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Fillable sample campus safety walk preview - fields and options you can adjust before you publish.

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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

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Items fixed, not improvised

Every zone has the same list, so findings are comparable.

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Evidence on the finding

A photo and location make the report actionable.

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Severity decides order

A repair list sorted by risk, not by who complained first.

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Verification built in

The recheck flag turns next month's walk into an audit.

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

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Set the fields and options

Copy it in and set zones, items and severity bands.

2

Walk the zone

Tick each item, photograph anything that fails.

3

Assign the fix

Set severity, owner and target date on each finding.

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Verify next walk

Start by re-checking the open items.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.

1

Facilities and operations staff

Produce a defensible repair list per walk.

2

School principals

See risk-ranked findings, not a narrative report.

3

Health and safety officers

Keep evidence and follow-up in one record.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of the real fields and prompts - adjust wording, options and length to your own process.

  1. Zone inspected (block, playground, kitchen or corridor)
  2. Item: exits clear and signage legible (pass, watch, fail)
  3. Item: cables, sockets and lights safe (pass, watch, fail)
  4. Item: furniture and shelving secured (pass, watch, fail)
  5. Item: surface and fall-zone condition (pass, watch, fail)
  6. Photo and exact location of the finding
  7. Severity, owner and target date for the fix
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a legal compliance audit?
No. It is an operational safety walk. Statutory inspection duties belong to qualified inspectors under your local rules.
What if an item cannot be fixed now?
Mark it with severity, an interim control and a target date, so the risk is recorded and visible.
Can staff use it on a phone?
Yes; photos and locations are captured per finding, which is the point of a walk-round form.
How often should we walk?
Common practice is a monthly zone rotation plus a termly full pass, adjusted to your risk profile.
Who owns a finding?
The entry records an owner and target date; the next walk verifies whether it was done.
Can we run it again next year without rebuilding it?
Yes. Copy it into your FormLM workspace, set zones and items, and reuse it each cycle.

Turn a walk into a repair list

Copy it free, fix the items, and record severity with an owner.