Although houses of worship are meant to be places of refuge, they are prone to the same risks as any other building — if not more due to the significant foot traffic on the premises. Because the safety of your congregation is paramount, it is crucial to ensure your building and its surrounding grounds are in the best possible condition and free from hazardous exposures. Utilize the below checklist to identify areas most in need of attention at your house of worship.
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