San Bruno, CA · San Mateo County
Fire Watch
San Bruno’s Fire Watch document sets out safety requirements and provides spaces for responsible-party details, signatures, and patrol-round records.
What this form is
This San Bruno Fire Department standard outlines fire watch procedures for special events or operations, inoperable fire protection systems, and changes to an approved system. It asks for the fire watch address and supervisor contact details, includes a signature and date section, and provides an example log sheet. The responsible party must maintain a logbook on site and send a copy of each 24-hour log.
Who needs it
An owner, property manager, or project manager responsible for a fire watch should review and sign the standard and ensure required patrol logs are maintained.
How to submit it
Email a copy of the 24-hour log to [email protected] or fax it to 650-875-8113. Keep the logbook on the premises for inspection by the San Bruno Fire Department.
About notarization
This document is signed without a notary; the responsible party signs and dates it, and the document does not describe a notarized attachment or related step.
How to submit this form
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Download The Document
Download the San Bruno Fire Watch document.
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Complete The Details
Fill in the fire watch address and the responsible supervisor’s contact information.
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Sign And Maintain The Log
The responsible party signs and dates the standard. Maintain a logbook of patrol rounds on the premises.
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Send The 24-Hour Log
Email the 24-hour log to [email protected] or fax it to 650-875-8113.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the San Bruno Fire Watch document for?
- It outlines fire watch procedures and requirements, and includes spaces for responsible-party information, signatures, and patrol-round records.
- Who is responsible for a fire watch?
- The document assigns sole responsibility to the owner, property manager, or project manager. The responsible party works with the authority having jurisdiction to assign enough personnel.
- How do I submit the fire watch log?
- Email a copy of the 24-hour log to [email protected] or fax it to 650-875-8113. Keep the logbook on the premises for inspection.
- Do I need a notary for the Fire Watch document?
- No. The responsible party signs and dates the document; it does not describe a notarized attachment or related step.