Annual fire inspection required from local authority before initial permit and every 12 months thereafter.
The fire inspection was last conducted on 01/30/23.
The current fire inspection at the operation is dated 9.3.24
According to records presented to me during inspection, the operation's last fire inspection was conducted 3/22/2024.
The fire inspection was last completed on 04/27/2022.
A current fire inspection was not available.
Use the evidence list above as a daily-walk-through checklist. Most 746.5101(a) citations come from documentation gaps that surface during routine inspection — not surprise findings. Build the habit of capturing evidence (signed forms, dated logs, training records) and most of these go away.
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Annual fire inspection required from local authority before initial permit and every 12 months thereafter.
Inspectors typically check for: Fire inspection expired more than 12 months ago; No documentation of last fire inspection on file; Fire inspection completed but not by authorized local authority; Operation requested inspection after deadline; Fire-marshal-identified deficiencies not corrected.
746.5101(a) is the #3 most-cited rule in Texas, with 1,723 lifetime citations across TX HHSC inspections — at least 859 distinct facilities have been cited for this rule.
High severity. High-severity citations weigh heavily in licensing decisions and can trigger inspections, probation, or adverse action.
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