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Diwali safety checklist for apartment common areas

Most Diwali incidents in apartments start in shared spaces: a diya near a curtain, an overloaded socket in the lobby, a cracker in the parking. Do this walk-through with the facility manager a week before Diwali.

1. Lobby and entrance

2. The walk-through table

AreaCheckWho
Fire extinguishersPressure gauge in green, refill date valid, not hidden by decorFM / security supervisor
Fire alarm and hydrantTest run done, hose reel accessibleFM
LiftsNothing stuck to doors, no decor blocking the emergency phoneLift operator / FM
Electrical panel roomLocked, nothing stored inside, decorative load within limitsElectrician
ParkingNo crackers, no fuel or paint cans stored in slotsSecurity
TerraceLocked or supervised; nothing flammable stored; sky lanterns bannedCommittee
Cracker zoneOpen ground away from cars and trees, buckets of water and sand readyCommittee volunteers

3. Crackers

4. After Diwali

Free printable: the Diwali lobby desk kit gives your guards a guest and delivery register, a lobby welcome sign and a desk rules card, with your society name on them.

On the committee? Get a free lobby layout plan

Send one photo of your lobby or entrance. We'll mark where the rangoli, diyas and lights go and send the plan back within a day. Free, no payment, keep it even if you buy everything yourself. If you'd rather not shop, our kit is ₹3,499 delivered to your gate.