Guidance on Residential Fire Prevention Inspection

At Inagi Fire Station, we conduct "Residential Fire Prevention Inspection" with the aim of reducing damage caused by residential fires and earthquakes.

Firefighters will visit your home to check the installation status of residential fire alarms and the conditions around heat sources, as well as provide fire prevention and disaster preparedness advice regarding potential hazards within the home.

What is Residential Fire Prevention Inspection

The Residential Fire Prevention Inspection is a program that identifies fire and earthquake hazards within the home and supports the creation of a safe living environment.

Firefighters will visit the homes of those who wish to participate and provide advice tailored to the conditions inside the residence.

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Main Points of Confirmation

・Installation and maintenance status of residential fire alarms

・Fire hazards around stoves and electrical wiring

・Measures to prevent furniture from tipping over

・Confirmation of evacuation routes and disaster prevention measures, etc.

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How to Apply

If you wish to request a residential fire prevention inspection, please apply via the application form or by phone.

The fire station will contact you later to arrange the schedule.

Application Form

Please apply using the link below.

• Residential Fire Prevention Inspection Application Form(External Link)

Phone

Inagi Fire Station, Prevention Division, Inspection Guidance Section

Phone: 042-377-7119

Notes

• The inspection is free of charge.
• A fire department officer will visit and present their identification card.
• The residential fire prevention inspection takes about 30 minutes.
• We do not sell fire extinguishers, residential fire alarms, or similar items.
• Please be very cautious of malicious door-to-door sales pretending to be fire department personnel.

Please make use of the Residential Fire Prevention Self-Check Sheet

To prevent residential fires, it is important to regularly check your household fire prevention measures.

At the Inagi Fire Station, we provide the "Residential Fire Prevention Self-Check Sheet," which allows you to check the installation status of residential fire alarms and the handling of fire sources in your home.

Use the checklist to review your home's fire prevention measures.

 

Please note that the responses we receive are used to promote future residential fire prevention measures.

Please make use of this to protect precious lives and property from fire.

• Residential Fire Prevention Self-Check Sheet (External Link)

 

 

A PDF for distribution is also available for use in community and household checks.

Please make use of this to promote and raise awareness of fire prevention measures in communities and households to prevent residential fires.

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