Safety inspection of renting self-built houses in rural areas?

The safety inspection of rural self-built houses is an important link, which involves the safety of tenants and landlords. The following are some common safety inspection items and suggestions:

Structural safety: check whether the building structure is stable and whether there are cracks, deformation and other security risks. Especially in old houses, we need to pay more attention.

Electrical safety: check whether the electrical lines are aging and bare, whether the sockets and switches are in good condition, and whether there is any random connection. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the safe use of electrical equipment and prohibit the use of unqualified and illegal electrical products.

Fire safety: check whether there are fire safety hazards in the house, such as inflammable and explosive materials, illegal use of open flames, etc. In addition, check whether the fire-fighting facilities are complete and effective, such as fire extinguishers and fire hydrants.

Gas safety: check whether the gas pipeline is leaking and aging, and whether the gas equipment is in compliance and normal use. It is recommended to use a gas alarm to ensure the timely detection of gas leakage.

Anti-theft safety: check whether the doors and windows are firm and easy to close, and whether the locks are reliable. At the same time, it is suggested to install monitoring equipment to improve the anti-theft ability.

Surrounding environment: check whether the surrounding environment of the house is clean and hygienic, and whether there are potential safety hazards, such as near the construction site and high-voltage lines.

When carrying out safety inspection, it is suggested that it should be carried out by professional housing safety appraisal institutions or relevant departments to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the inspection results. At the same time, landlords and tenants should also participate to ensure the safe use of houses. For the hidden dangers found, it is necessary to rectify them in time to ensure the safety of life and property of tenants and landlords.